Over the last ten years,
Rob Voerman has built up a large oeuvre of sculptures, installations, graphics and other work. He creates various forms of fictive architecture in which the romanticism of self-built structures opposes destruction, terror and threat. Voerman’s constructions are fashioned from ‘tattered’ materials: cardboard, salvaged wood, found objects, etc. The work hovers between apocalyptic visions and optimism about human potential.
Aftermath presents various approaches and perspectives from which to explore his work.
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Authors:
Sabine Folie: Director Generali Foundation, Vienna, art historian, author of many monographs, and articles or artists/art
David van der Leer: Art and architecture historian, assistant- curator architecture Guggenheim Museum New York, explores Voerman's work from an architectural point of view.
Tim Nolet: art historian, UvA (Universiteit van Amsterdam) researches the links between technology and philosophy and Rob Voerman's work. | back