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Solo exhibition by Elisa Caldana at MACTE in Termoli, Italy
In the exhibition Il falco di Karachi, Elisa Caldana presents work on the Indian Laggar Falcon, a bird endemic to Pakistan, India and Myanmar that is slowly disappearing from the wild. The exhibition is on display until May 3. During the last weekend, MACTE will organize a conversation between Caldana, Aliki van der Kruijs and curator Bruno Alves De Almeida and the two artists will give a wood printing workshop. Her book of the same title is on sale at Stroom's bookshop.
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Installation in exhibition 'To Dye For' in Textielmuseum
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A tapestry depicting a storm on sea in January '22. Part of ongoing construction of a textile sea archive, in collaboration with Jos Klarenbeek,
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A tapestry depicting a storm on sea in January '22. Part of ongoing construction of a textile sea archive, in collaboration with Jos Klarenbeek,
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How can the motion of the sea be a direct source for an ever-changing weaving pattern? A textile sea archive in collaboration with Jos Klarenbeek
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Colour meditation perfomance at Jan van Eyck Academie
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Colour meditation perfomance at Jan van Eyck Academie
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During last summer solstice 21th June I hosted a ritual to celebrate the sun. Together with sun-loving friends we started at 5:32 to change the curtains in the auditorium @janvaneyckacademie . This gesture reveals the imprint of 7 years of sunlight and is now giving the auditorium a more soft and subtle look.
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During last summer solstice 21th June I hosted a ritual to celebrate the sun. Together with sun-loving friends we started at 5:32 to change the curtains in the auditorium @janvaneyckacademie . This gesture reveals the imprint of 7 years of sunlight and is now giving the auditorium a more soft and subtle look.
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Limestone carpet for contemplative space during of Jan van Eyck Academie residency
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One centimeter of marl is — on an average — a compression of 1000 year material and time. This project investigates the notion of scale and time in the formation of the Earth. A tapestry is developed that addresses the industrial mining of the ENCI open-pit-quarry in Maastricht, The Netherlands. The ENCI excavated in 100 year time a sedimentation process of ±70 million year that formed a combination of marl (limestone) and flintstone
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Textile installation displaying colours of the sky icw Jos Klarenbeek
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Textile installation displaying colours of the sky icw Jos Klarenbeek
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Geweven boek over de Jungfrau-Aletsch gletsjer in Zwitserland
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Gate for residential building Square, Amsterdam in collaboration with architect Adriaan Aarnoudse.
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Textile objects with architectual qualitys to distributes light more evenly through space
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At the moment of the print event the VU Hortus was listed to be closed in the coming year so the present collection of plants would move. I mapped a selection of the plants by using the (artificial) rain of the greenhouse to imprint leaves with filmed textile. The visual descriptions of the plants is made by the plants themselves; Botanography.
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At the moment of the print event the VU Hortus was listed to be closed in the coming year so the present collection of plants would move. I mapped a selection of the plants by using the (artificial) rain of the greenhouse to imprint leaves with filmed textile. The visual descriptions of the plants is made by the plants themselves; Botanography.
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Ongoing project. Textile register of rain fall at a specific location.
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Textile register of rain fall at a specific location. With the prevalent rains in the Netherlands and its history of struggling with the elements, rain is deeply rooted in Dutch culture. I questioned what it would be like to capture the experience of rain fall on textile, so it becomes possible to ‘wear the weather’. For this I developed my own technique ‘pluviagraphy’; photographic recordings of rain precipitation on textiles with a film coating that is sensitive to water.
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