House of Day, House of Night
A group show by the second-year participants of De Ateliers
This group show brings together the work of the second-year participants of De Ateliers.
With:
Anthony Chiou
Blair Lam Hiu Suet
Jette Kelholt
Luīze Nežberte
Matthew Cosslett
Pauline Schey
Salar Marri
Taiyo Shimizu Larenas
Victoria Hvass
Zainab Aldehaimy
House of Day, House of Night is the title of a book by nobel prize winner Olga Tokarczuk.
It is chosen for this show for the theme of synchronicity in her work;
meaningful coincidences that seem to defy conventional logic.
It emphasises that the world is inherently interconnected,
and that meaningful coincidences offer glimpses into this hidden unity.
“If someone were able to research this idea properly, if they could quantify the characters, images and emotions that appear in dreams, strip them of their motifs, and apply statistics, including all those correlation tests that work like a magic glue, linking things together that would seem impossible to connect, maybe they would discover some sense in it all, like the pattern according to which, here in this world, stock exchanges function, or large airports operate–a map of subtle connections or fixed timetables. Incalculable presentiments and precise algorithms.” - From: House of Day, House of Night, Olga Tokarczuk, 1998
Image: there is no house at day but shelter at night, Anthony Chiou, color pencil on 160gr paper, 21 x 29.7 cm, 2026
Curated by Rezi van Lankveld