/ Group exhibition
23 feb 2024 / 17 mrt 2024
Casper Faassen
Visual artist Casper Faassen (1975) has been fascinated from a young age by unattainable 17th century artist such as Rembrandt and Van Goyen. The drawing of aspects of life that are unreachable is something Faassen developed when he was young. Faassen himself calls this ‘recollecting’. He makes the elusive his own by adding multiple layers. By applying these multiple layers he plays with the tension between the what disappears and appears, between the visible and invisible.
Frank Fischer
Frank Fischer is an artist who was born in Zurich, Switzerland, and now lives and works in The Hague, Holland. Fischer makes ultra-glossy linear artworks on an aluminium surface. The artworks are inspired by real masterpieces by world famous artists. He uses the image of such a masterpiece to edit it on the computer and to stretch the image. What remains of the image is a kind of bar code where only the colour of the existing artwork can be recognised. Frank Fischer uses this barcode to create his own artwork by dripping down glossy paint, drop by drop, colour after colour.
Linda Overzee
In 2009 Linda Overzee made her debut with a solo exhibition at Project 2.0 / Gallery. Since then, her work has been adopted in many homes, offices and public buildings in The Netherlands and abroad. Materials, aesthetics and apparent simplicity, which on closer examination always turns out to be much more complex, are central to Linda Overzee's work. It is her goal to remain faithful to her language, to broaden and enrich. Over the years new developments can always be discovered, therefore her work continues to surprise. Pure pigments and chalk are the elements Linda Overzee uses to create her fresco’s on linen. A unique process with striking results.
Sebastiaan Knot
Sebastiaan Knot (NL 1970) is a visual artist living and working in Rotterdam - the Netherlands who uses light as his material to create contrasts of color and form with which the given space is beautified. After a diverse career as a photographer, graphic and webdesigner he went on to establish his own photography studio which he still runs successfully for 20 plus years. In recent years his work has shifted from commercial clients and commissioned assignments to fine art. Showing most recently at Project 2.0 in the Hague, he sells work both internationally and in the Netherlands.
