By Quinda Verheul
180 x 140 cm, 2022
Gold coloured mirror and concrete

Never Lost I is part of Quinda Verheul’s newest sculptural series, exploring the fragility and interconnectedness of nature. This monumental wall piece (180 x 140 cm) is made from a gold-coloured mirror and sculpted concrete, forming a layered visual field that reflects both the viewer and their environment.

Inspired by the writings and philosophy of 19th-century polymath Alexander von Humboldt, Quinda Verheul reimagines his vision of the world as a unified, living whole, a system where climate, land, cosmos and human presence are intrinsically linked. Through her material choices and reflective surfaces, she invites us to consider how shifting landscapes mirror internal transformations, and how we, like Humboldt, might learn to see connection in fragmentation.

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By Quinda Verheul
125 x 170 cm, 2022
Glass and concrete

Flood I (2022) is a monumental wall work by Quinda Verheul, made from layered glass and concrete. The piece explores natural topographies through industrial materials, resulting in a striking interplay between smooth reflection and rough texture. Its bold, horizontal composition evokes the shifting edge of land and water, frozen mid-motion.

Quinda Verheul often draws inspiration from the transformation of landscapes, both natural and human-made. With Flood I, she reinterprets these forces using materials that echo geological processes: erosion, layering, sedimentation. The result is sculptural, architectural, and quietly dramatic.

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By Quinda Verheul
50 x 30, 2022
Gold coloured mirror and concrete

Quinda Verheul immerses herself in the constantly changing landscapes and the influence that humans have on them. She is fascinated by natural forces like wind, water and sunlight, and often addresses grand topics like the exploitation of natural resources which alter the landscape. Yet, there are different aspects to the same topic which Quinda explores in different series. This is reflected in her use of raw, earthy materials such as sand and natural stone. Mirrors form a returning metaphorical element in her sculptures and installations which invite spectators to reflect on themselves while simultaneously exploring different perspectives. The results are unique aesthetic translations which are able to present new confrontational information within a certain comfort.

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