Exhibitions, Belgium, Provincie Vlaams-Brabant, Leuven, 22 June 2013
http://www.theworldasifoundit.be/
Which traces does a moving body leave? How do I experience shame of being 'different'? What is the narrative power of facades as the boundary between public and private life? These are some of the questions that are tackled in the exhibition 'the World as I found it'. It is a group exhibition in which graduating students of SLAC photography teacher Johan Mangelschots each present a freely chosen project. The interaction between perceived reality and personal feelings, thoughts or fascinations runs like a thread through the works on display.
My project 'parts' is part of this exhibition.
Which traces does a moving body leave? How do I experience shame of being 'different'? What is the narrative power of facades as the boundary between public and private life? These are some of the questions that are tackled in the exhibition 'the World as I found it'. It is a group exhibition in which graduating students of SLAC photography teacher Johan Mangelschots each present a freely chosen project. The interaction between perceived reality and personal feelings, thoughts or fascinations runs like a thread through the works on display.
My project 'parts' is part of this exhibition.
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