LESS WALLS,
MORE BRIDGES
10-09 -’23 till 10-10-’23
GROUPSHOW | LESS WALLS, MORE BRIDGES
INDEBT proudly presents Less Walls, More Bridges, a group exhibition exploring the interconnectedness of art and human connection. The title of the exhibition is inspired by the removal of a wall in the exhibition space, which is carried through to symbolize the togetherness of the art pieces present.
Within INDEBT, a wall was removed collectively. It was harmoniously carried out of the underground, piece by piece, as well as violently torn down by machinery and traditional tools. As a result, a new physical and spiritual space emerged.
In celebration of the new Indebt space, the first exhibition of the season is centered around community. We proudly present a group of artists closely connected to Indebt long-time friends, who have their roots in different places all over the world.
The practices of these artists offer widely different perspectives on the world surrounding them. The curation of the exhibition is not merely focused on the underlying content of the artworks—instead, it is centered in the artists’ interconnectedness within the web of human connection. Significance is shifted from individuality to collectivity; value is placed on the preservation and the formation of networks. You, the viewer, are a part of it too.
The exhibition features art by Azul Ehrenberg (1997 MX/NL), Pinky Tesfay (1985 ER/UK), Melle van Herwaarden (1995 NL), Nazif Lopulissa (1991 NL), Santino Santillana (1991 DK/PE), Noah Latif Lamp (1991, SUR/NL), Femi Dawkins (1966 JAM/USA), Ciro Duclos (1991 NL/PE), Sahar Jamili (1990 DK/AZR/IR), Rein Kooyman (1992 NL), Yiannis Mouravas (1986 GR) & Nicola Baratto (1989 IT).
Sahar Jamili, Who Is The Real Monster, oil pastel on linnen, 2022
Sahar Jamili, Desert Crown,
26 x 25 x 19 cm, Ceramic, 2020
Femi Dawkins, Frederick and Hilda,
5 x 17 x 11 cm, Wood stain and star glitter on porcelain, 2009