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17-25 October 2026

ENTROPY NO. 1

Two sculptures with a metal skeleton and latex skin that slowly breathe.

Hosted by studio.schambach

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Entrance fee

DDW ticket required

Event type

Exhibition

Accessibility

Tactile
Dogs are allowed
Toilets available
Fully wheelchair accessible

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Two metal sculptures with a latex skin slowly breathe through a mechanism. The materials change and age over time. Through their breathing, the sculptures move between lifeless object and organism, reflecting on vulnerability and impermanence.

Impermanence

In my work, I explore impermanence and the visible traces of time. The sculptures consist of a metal skeleton and a latex skin. Both materials change through time and use: latex discolours, sags and wrinkles, while the metal slowly develops signs of ageing. The sculptures are therefore never completely finished, but continue to evolve.

Breathing

A mechanism slowly brings the sculptures to life. Occasionally, air is blown into the latex skin, after which it slowly escapes again. Each breath is temporary and marks a moment of change. Over time, the sculptures gradually lose their ability to hold the air.

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About studio.schambach

Nadia Schambach (2001) is a Utrecht-based artist, designer, and creative researcher. She graduated in Product Design from HKU University of the Arts Utrecht. Her practice explores materiality, movement, and interaction through experimentation and intuitive making. Working primarily with metal, she investigates the relationship between material, form, space, and the body. Chance and unexpected discoveries play an important role in her process.