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The Body Project

The Body Project — © Katja Prins

"The Body Project" is an ongoing dialogue between different makers, their work and its focus on the body and to re-contextualize the context of jewelry by examining the relationship with the body as a framework and questioning the relationship between the body and the object.

The Body Project

“The Body Project” is an ongoing dialogue between different creators, their work and the focus on the body. Through this project we want to make changing perspectives regarding the body visible and discussable by using the body as an instrument, object and as performative material. In doing so, we want to re-contextualize the context of jewelry by examining the relationship with the body as a framework and questioning and making insightful the relationship between the body and the object. Through this presentation, we aim to put the discipline at the center of contemporary issues.
Collaborations between makers from different disciplines, moving at the intersection of different disciplines, such as, photography, performance, fine art and fashion will be the focus during the presentation. The body will be approached in “The Body Project” from different perspectives such as; culture, identity, objectification, de humanisation, power structures, social engineering, the future, the repressed body, the future body (post humanism), the superfluous body (robotics)

The Body Project

The Body Project participants; Lisette Appeldorn, Christiaan Bastiaans, Célio Braga, Kristin Beeler, Yarina Dai, Elke Desutter, Bill Durgin, Loan Favan, Maaike Fransen, Naomi Filmer, Anke Huyben, Esther Jiskoot, Jeannette Knigge, Lucy McRae, Chequita Nahar, Onno Poiesz, Katja Prins, Ana Rajcevic, Juvana Soliven, Ton Zwerver.

About The body collective

The Body Collective is an artist initiative, consisting of 3 artists/designers (Chequita Nahar, Anke Huyben and Katja Prins) who collaborate on initiating, organizing and producing exhibitions and other events such as lectures, talks, film screenings etc. We aspire to be a leading platform for dialogue and encounter between design and the visual arts.
Sectie-C area, Hall 10, Daalakkersweg 10 -22 , Map No. H11
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Fully Wheelchair Accessible
Dogs allowed
Toilets available