THE LAND BEHIND THE MIRROR
The Land Behind The Mirror (TLBTM) is an art collective. Our works are characterized by profound introspection: we question the underlying structures of our lived reality. We make our way through the subcutaneous passages of our body. We delve deeper into the depths of our minds. We investigate time, imagination and perspective in newly formed landscapes.
We work with various techniques including photography, audiovisual/video, screen printing, text, collage and mixed media. Our approach is poetic, intimate and experimental, often using extensive image manipulation. All members have different backgrounds and create work both individually and collaboratively.
Welcome to The Land Behind The Mirror.
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
We’re joining Art The Hague from 2 till 6 October 2024. The art fair is held at the Fokker Terminal, The Hague.
Will we see you there?
ARTISTS
Alex Ploeger
Alida van Gool
Alida van Gool investigates the relationship between intersubjective reality and imagination. Her work often evokes a sense of confusion and wonder; the tension between the collective and individual aspects of our human experience is palpable.
Marleen Dalhuijsen
Marleen Dalhuijsen focuses on transformation, both in personal and artistic processes. Through experiments and photographic images, she explores moments of transition and change, and the way transformations define us.
Rienk de Vries
In his work, Rienk de Vries searches for the relationship between the infinite and the microscopic. His poetic depictions of nature and life invite wonder and reflection about the origins and ephemerality of our existence.
Roald Wolters
Roald Wolters uses dark, dystopian images to portray the fear of the future and the consequences of human actions. His work is a visual confrontation with the threatening reality and an invitation to face our collective responsibilities.
SUNouSAN
SUNouSAN creates images about intimacy and freedom, created from her uninhibited view. She is inspired by the nuances of everyday life, nature and the beauty of the night. Her work makes way for personal interpretation and self-evaluation.