- Open Format
Kuzunguka
Bigum+Björge, Dagie Brundert, Francien van Everdingen, Jakob Kircheim, Maia Torp-Neergard, Petra Lottje
3 July 2026 19:00 – 5 July 2026 19:00
Human beings and animals in motion, quickly, in the city. The journey from the city to the countryside occurs at a different pace. Sometimes, figures stumble or float as they go about their ways between places. This also holds true for migrant workers in the fields, in this case, in Finland.
This exhibition consists of a gamut of works that delve into the theme, including pinhole camera photographs of people in motion, drawings, collage, cyanotypes and prints that relay glimpses from journeys on local trains.
Kuzunguka is a verb in Kiswahili that is also beautifully onomatopoeiac: to move between places.
This exhibition consists of a gamut of works that delve into the theme, including pinhole camera photographs of people in motion, drawings, collage, cyanotypes and prints that relay glimpses from journeys on local trains.
Kuzunguka is a verb in Kiswahili that is also beautifully onomatopoeiac: to move between places.
Biography
Bigum+Björge, Dagie Brundert, Francien van Everdingen, Jakob Kircheim, Maia Torp-Neergard, Petra Lottje
Bigum+Björge are a Danish artists duo based in Berlin who work with light, moving images and time.
Dagie Brundert is renowned for her Super-8 films; she has also devoted considerable time into photochemical processes using non-toxic developing as well as pinhole photography.
Francien van Everdingen creates films chockfull of detail, filled with flowers and garden that comment on each other within the frame.
Jakob Kirchheim has been making linocuts and films with his prints for decades as well as moving images dealing with travel.
Maia Torp Neergaard’s work deals with concepts of inequality and home, and centers around community and the creation thereof.
An essential element of Petra Lottje’s drawings are figures and group scenes developed by drawing a continuous, flowing line.
Dagie Brundert is renowned for her Super-8 films; she has also devoted considerable time into photochemical processes using non-toxic developing as well as pinhole photography.
Francien van Everdingen creates films chockfull of detail, filled with flowers and garden that comment on each other within the frame.
Jakob Kirchheim has been making linocuts and films with his prints for decades as well as moving images dealing with travel.
Maia Torp Neergaard’s work deals with concepts of inequality and home, and centers around community and the creation thereof.
An essential element of Petra Lottje’s drawings are figures and group scenes developed by drawing a continuous, flowing line.
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