Satijn Panyigay (b. 1988, Nijmegen) is a half Dutch, half Hungarian photographer. Satijn Panyigay makes work that invites its viewer to slow down. In strict but poetic analog color images she’s suggesting presence in seemingly empty spaces. Her work, in absence of any direct human narratives, is surprisingly humane – she addresses the feelings of its observer.
In 2023, her work was on view at Centre D’art Contemporain de Meymac (France), Verwey Museum Haarlem, BlueKnowledge Art Collection’s art space in Amsterdam, and museum Escher in Het Paleis in The Hague (till March ‘24). Past exhibitions include a.o. Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, Museum W, Fotomuseum Den Haag, Museum Tot Zover, Villa Mondriaan, Museum iCOON and presentations at art fairs such as Art Rotterdam, Unseen Photo Fair, PAN Amsterdam, Amsterdam Art Fair. Panyigay’s artist book VOID was published by Hartmann Books (Germany) in 2023.
The work of Satijn Panyigay is part of collections at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Museum Tot Zover, Museum Van Bommel Van Dam, Museum W., DZ Bank in Germany, KPMG, collection Reyn van der Lugt, Sgabello Collection, BlueKnowledge Art Collection, Lakeside Collection and a growing number of private collections.
In her latest project Nightcall (2024), Satijn Panyigay turns her lens to nocturnal exteriors. Captured overnight in the urban environment of Utrecht, her compositions highlight brief moments of stillness in otherwise bustling spaces. Panyigay takes long nighttime walks and seeks out unintended compositions within the industrial structures. In Nightcall, the relentless pace of modern work life twists inside-out.
In the series Higher Ground (2022), transformation takes center stage as Satijn Panyigay witnesses the construction of new apartment buildings and the restoration of a historic municipal monument. The series captures spaces in their transitional and vacant state, distinctive of Panyigay’s artistic approach. Deep Space I (2022) is a series made in subterranean spaces. The old post office’s basement has been thoroughly renovated to become the depot of the Dutch museum Van Bommel Van Dam.
Twilight Zone is an extensive body of work dedicated to capturing the empty exhibition spaces of the Dutch contemporary art museums. In 2019, she shot Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen just after its closure for a major renovation for the series. Read more about this series here. The follow-up series Liminal Land (2021) was created in the museum’s brand new depot, just before the art collection was housed there. Soft Solace (2021) is a series that emerged from photographing the museum’s building once again during the asbestos remediation process. The empty Kröller-Müller Museum is also part of the project Twilight Zone (2021) — captured on film with no visitors or art on display. Read more about this series here.
The series (Living) room (2019) shows the living room of a young art collectors couple, destroyed by a fire. Photographs resonate with the feeling that the house owner had when he woke up in the middle of the night because of the fire. The melancholic photo series Behind Death’s Door (2011) shows the houses of recently deceased people, cleared out by specialised companies. The photos are hermetic, there is no contact with the outside world. This also applies to the series Melankólia (2016-ongoing), shot in Hungary in search of her roots, in a place of Panyigay father’s origin.
In 2023, her work was on view at Centre D’art Contemporain de Meymac (France), Verwey Museum Haarlem, BlueKnowledge Art Collection’s art space in Amsterdam, and museum Escher in Het Paleis in The Hague (till March ‘24). Past exhibitions include a.o. Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, Museum W, Fotomuseum Den Haag, Museum Tot Zover, Villa Mondriaan, Museum iCOON and presentations at art fairs such as Art Rotterdam, Unseen Photo Fair, PAN Amsterdam, Amsterdam Art Fair. Panyigay’s artist book VOID was published by Hartmann Books (Germany) in 2023.
The work of Satijn Panyigay is part of collections at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Museum Tot Zover, Museum Van Bommel Van Dam, Museum W., DZ Bank in Germany, KPMG, collection Reyn van der Lugt, Sgabello Collection, BlueKnowledge Art Collection, Lakeside Collection and a growing number of private collections.
In her latest project Nightcall (2024), Satijn Panyigay turns her lens to nocturnal exteriors. Captured overnight in the urban environment of Utrecht, her compositions highlight brief moments of stillness in otherwise bustling spaces. Panyigay takes long nighttime walks and seeks out unintended compositions within the industrial structures. In Nightcall, the relentless pace of modern work life twists inside-out.
In the series Higher Ground (2022), transformation takes center stage as Satijn Panyigay witnesses the construction of new apartment buildings and the restoration of a historic municipal monument. The series captures spaces in their transitional and vacant state, distinctive of Panyigay’s artistic approach. Deep Space I (2022) is a series made in subterranean spaces. The old post office’s basement has been thoroughly renovated to become the depot of the Dutch museum Van Bommel Van Dam.
Twilight Zone is an extensive body of work dedicated to capturing the empty exhibition spaces of the Dutch contemporary art museums. In 2019, she shot Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen just after its closure for a major renovation for the series. Read more about this series here. The follow-up series Liminal Land (2021) was created in the museum’s brand new depot, just before the art collection was housed there. Soft Solace (2021) is a series that emerged from photographing the museum’s building once again during the asbestos remediation process. The empty Kröller-Müller Museum is also part of the project Twilight Zone (2021) — captured on film with no visitors or art on display. Read more about this series here.
The series (Living) room (2019) shows the living room of a young art collectors couple, destroyed by a fire. Photographs resonate with the feeling that the house owner had when he woke up in the middle of the night because of the fire. The melancholic photo series Behind Death’s Door (2011) shows the houses of recently deceased people, cleared out by specialised companies. The photos are hermetic, there is no contact with the outside world. This also applies to the series Melankólia (2016-ongoing), shot in Hungary in search of her roots, in a place of Panyigay father’s origin.
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VOID, Satijn Panyigay first published artist book, presented in a short video. Published in 2023 by Hartmann Books, Germany,.
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From "Klerkx buys art" on Gallery Viewer
Satijn Panyigay, a true master in celebrating everyday objects and situations. The simplicity and nostalgia that burst from the photos are irresistible. I don't want to miss a detail. In Satijn's work, I recognize the sensitivity to the beauty or the peculiarity of a particular moment, such as a sunbeam on a towel hanging to dry or a twig dying on a bed.
Manuela Klerkx
Light and Dark Charcoal Drawings
So incredibly happy to have these hanging on my walls and waking up to and going to bed with these images. To me they're a sort of memento mori. The photographs were taken at the home of a collector that had experienced a fire in his house. The thick smoke blackened the walls and the art on the walls. Thankfully the house did not burn down... The light work is actually a negative of the original image. Both compositions show the same corner from another angle, creating very different works altogether. Yin and yang, black and white, life and death.
Wietse Coppes
From 'Sven's Pick' on Galleryviewer
We saw Satijn's work early on and fell in love with it. I bought a piece of work from her as an alternative engagement ring for my wife. We own several photos and artist books from Satijn, because she is one of the best photographers in the Netherlands.
Sven Schlijper-Karssenberg:
From: ‘Introspection in turbulent times’
Dutch photographer Satijn Panyigay teaches us to embrace melancholy and depression and to see the beauty of it. She photographed houses where a beloved pet has recently died, but also houses where a violent fire has just raged or other (often impersonal) spaces that radiate loneliness and sadness. Yet, these spaces tend to have an intense architectural beauty, which can have an almost abstract feel.
Flor Linckens
From 'Sam's pick' on Galleryviewer
Satijn Panyigay and Bastiaan Woudt are my favourite photographers!
Sam van Rooij
‘Between figurative and abstract'
Satijn Panyigay understands the art of expressing real emotions such as loneliness and fear, anticipation and resignation through an abstract play of light and dark. A light shining in a corner, a white spot on a wall, a doorway. It isn’t so much what you see, but it is the way it is presented through a specific use of light and dark that triggers the sensation of tension or stillness. The Afterglow series is a good example of a series of - almost - abstract photos in which the emptiness seems to emphasize the absence of people. Some places are reminiscent of a parking garage or a basement, but the abstraction almost invariably beats the figuration, the same way the atmosphere overrides the plot.
Melle Daamen
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In museum collection:
Museum van Bommel van Dam
Museum Boijmans van Beuningen
Museum Tot Zover
Gemeentemuseum Weert
Market position
Satijn Panyigay (b. 1988, Nijmegen) is a Dutch-Hungarian photographer, living and working in Utrecht. In 2023, her work was on view at Centre D’art Contemporain de Meymac (France), Verwey Museum Haarlem, BlueKnowledge Art Collection’s art space in Amsterdam, and museum Escher in Het Paleis in The Hague (till March ‘24). Past exhibitions include a.o. Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, Museum W, Fotomuseum Den Haag, Museum Tot Zover, Villa Mondriaan, Museum iCOON and presentations at art fairs such as Art Rotterdam, Unseen Photo Fair, PAN Amsterdam. Panyigay’s artist book VOID was published by Hartmann Books (Germany) in 2023.
The work of Satijn Panyigay is part of collections at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Museum Tot Zover, Museum Van Bommel Van Dam, Museum W., DZ Bank in Germany, KPMG, collection Reyn van der Lugt, Sgabello Collection, BlueKnowledge Art Collection, Lakeside Collection and a growing number of private collections.
The work of Satijn Panyigay is part of collections at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Museum Tot Zover, Museum Van Bommel Van Dam, Museum W., DZ Bank in Germany, KPMG, collection Reyn van der Lugt, Sgabello Collection, BlueKnowledge Art Collection, Lakeside Collection and a growing number of private collections.
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Satijn Panyigay
Born in 1988, Nijmegen, NL | Lives and works in Utrecht, NL
Education
Bachelor of Design Photography | Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht | Utrecht (NL) | 2006-2010
Exhibitions
2024
(upcoming) Nightcall | solo exhibition | Galerie-Peter-Sillem | Frankfurt am Main (DE)
Der Raum im Inneren | group exhibition | Bradwolff Projects Art Space | Amsterdam (NL)
Nightcall | solo exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
Art Rotterdam | duo with Jaya Pelupessy | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Rotterdam (NL)
Art + book + art | group exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
2023
Just Like Escher | group exhibition | Escher in het Paleis | Den Haag (NL)
VOID | book launch with accompanying exhibition, solo exhibition | BlueKnowledge Art Collection’s art space | Amsterdam (NL)
Twilight Zone (Verwey Museum Haarlem) | solo exhibition | Verwey Museum Haarlem | Haarlem (NL)
Les Pays-Bas, l’autre pays des beaux-arts | group exhibition | Centre D’art Contemporain de Meymac | Meymac (FR)
Inland | solo exhibition | Galerie-Peter-Sillem | Frankfurt am Main (DE)
2022
MINIM.AL, Longing for Donald Judd | Museum iCOON | Hoek van Holland (NL)
UNSEEN Photo Fair | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
Gaze into Space | solo exhibition | Museum W | Weert (NL)
Art Rotterdam | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Rotterdam (NL)
Twilight Zone (The Kröller-Müller Museum) | solo show |Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
2021
Twilight Zone/Soft Solace |solo show |Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen | Rotterdam (NL)
Art Rotterdam | presented by Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Rotterdam (NL)
2020
Twilight Zone (Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen) | solo exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
Home/Hope | solo exhibition | Art centre Zinder | Tiel (NL)
Explorations of Time and Space | group exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)a
HAUTE Photographie | presented by Gallery Wilms | Rotterdam (NL)
2019
PAN Amsterdam | presented by Galerie Caroline O’Breen / Gallery Wilms | Amsterdam (NL)
duo exhibition with Yves Beaumont | Galerie Wilms | Venlo (NL)
The last pet | group exhibition | Museum Tot Zover | Amsterdam (NL)
(living) Room | solo exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
2018
Art the Hague | presented by Gallery Wilms | The Hague (NL)
Drögepand | Appel | group exhibition | Gallery Wilms | Venlo (NL)
10 jaar verzamelen – over dode dingen | group exhibition | Museum Tot Zover | Amsterdam (NL)
The Artist Mind | group exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen, curated by Maura Biava | Amsterdam (NL)
2017
Fotografie en Vorm (Photography and Form) | Fotomuseum Den Haag | Den Haag (NL)
Jong en Veelbelovend (Young and Promising) | group exhibition | Museum Villa Mondriaan in cooperation with FOAM | Winterswijk (NL)
Suspension of Disbelief | group exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
Amsterdam ART FAIR | Seelevel Gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
We Like Art! at Art Rotterdam | Seelevel Gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
2016
UNSEEN Photo Fair | Seelevel Gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
Grace and Ruin | group exhibition | Seelevel gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
2015
AMSTERDAMSEEN | Kunsthal Citroën | Amsterdam (NL)
2014
UNSEEN Photo Fair | Huize Frankendael Amsterdam | group exhibition with works from the private collection of photography collector Reyn van der Lugt
2012
UNSEEN Photo Fair | Westergasfabriek | Amsterdam (NL)
Preview | Amsterdams Centrum voor Fotografie (ACF)
Telling Stories... | Akkuh | Hengelo (NL)
Paradise|wasteland | Van Krimpen gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
Art Rotterdam | presented by Van Krimpen gallery | Rotterdam (NL)
Afterlife | museum Tot Zover | Amsterdam (NL)
2011
Geen gezichten | Van Krimpen | Amsterdam (NL)
Contest of Meaning | De Belofte 6 in Kunstliefde | Utrecht (NL)
Talents 2010 Revisited | Amsterdams Centrum voor Fotografie (ACF)
My First Art Collection | Centrum Beeldende Kunst (CBK)
Art Amsterdam | presented by Van Krimpen gallery | Rotterdam (NL)
Art Rotterdam | presented by Van Krimpen gallery | Rotterdam (NL)
2010
The Photo Academy Award | nominated for P/f Magazine | The Hague (NL)
Fotogalerie Rotterdam | Rotterdam (NL)
Fotogalerie Groningen | Groningen (NL)
Fotogram Amsterdam | Amsterdam (NL)
Fotomuseum Den Haag | The Hague (NL)
GRID 2010 Amsterdam | Amsterdam (NL)
PHOTO OFF Paris | presented by Van Krimpen gallery | Paris (FR)
Graduates Photography 2010 | Amsterdams Centrum voor Fotografie (ACF) | Amsterdam (NL)
Graduation exhibition | Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht | Utrecht (NL)
Publications (selection)
2023-2021
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, de Volkskrant, NRC, Parool, Artland, Galleryviewer, Palet Magazine
2020
L’oeil de la Photographie
Palet Magazine, interview
Grote Nederlandse Kunstkalender (Big Dutch Art Calender)
2019
Volkskrant, Dutch newspaper, article by Merel Bem
Het Parool, Dutch newspaper, article by Kees Keijer
’Ik ruik hem nog steeds’ (I still smell him), photo book in collaboration with Museum Tot Zover
Grote Nederlandse Kunstkalender (Big Dutch Art Calender)
2018
Ontroerend Goed, book about buying art by Manuela Klerkx and Oscar van Gelderen
Het Parool, Dutch newspaper, article
2017
NRC and NRC.next, Dutch newspapers, ‘My favorite’ by art historian Nathalie Maciesza.
Het Parool, Dutch newspaper, article about Tot Zover buying ‘Behind Death’s Door’.
ARTLAND online magazine, interview ‘Writing with light’.
2016
UNSEEN Photo Fair Magazine – interview by Celia Graham-Dixon.
2012
UNSEEN Photo Fair Magazine.
2011
Catalogue of the group exhibition Afterlife, museum Tot Zover, Amsterdam
Catalogue of the group exhibition Contest of Meaning, De Belofte 6, Kunstliefde Utrecht
GUP magazine, The Women Issue #29, section Bookmarks
2010
DigiFoto Pro Special Edition, catalogue of The Photo Academy Award
NL030, selected HKU Photography graduates
Catalogue HKU Photography class of 2010
Artist Books
2023
VOID | published by SYB Photobooks, Germany
2019
’Ik ruik hem nog steeds’ (I still smell him) | book with Museum Tot Zover
2018
Zwarte Kijkers #03 | special edition box with a year subscription of limited prints
2017
Zwarte Kijkers #02 | special edition box with a year subscription of limited prints
Behind Death’s Door | second edition | edition of 21
2016
Zwarte Kijkers #01 | special edition box with a year subscription of limited prints
Artist book Trees | edition of 60
Handbound book with photos from the series 'Trees' | limited edition of 10
Behind Death's Door | first edition | with poems by writer Kees 't Hart | edition of 21
2011
Meisjesverdriet | leporello booklet with 7 photos about love sickness | edition of 21
2009
Shades of Grey | book about the loss of my mother and grief | edition of 1
Awards
2010 Photo Academy Award | Fotomuseum Den Haag | The Hague (NL) | Nominee
Collections
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen | Netherlands
Museum Tot Zover | Netherlands
Museum Van Bommel Van Dam | Netherlands
Museum W | Netherlands
KPMG | Netherlands
DZ Bank | Germany
Reyn van der Lugt | Netherlands
BlueKnowledge Art Collection | Netherlands
Sgabello Collection | Netherlands
Lakeside Collection | Netherlands Museum van Bommel van Dam, NL
Various private collections
Born in 1988, Nijmegen, NL | Lives and works in Utrecht, NL
Education
Bachelor of Design Photography | Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht | Utrecht (NL) | 2006-2010
Exhibitions
2024
(upcoming) Nightcall | solo exhibition | Galerie-Peter-Sillem | Frankfurt am Main (DE)
Der Raum im Inneren | group exhibition | Bradwolff Projects Art Space | Amsterdam (NL)
Nightcall | solo exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
Art Rotterdam | duo with Jaya Pelupessy | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Rotterdam (NL)
Art + book + art | group exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
2023
Just Like Escher | group exhibition | Escher in het Paleis | Den Haag (NL)
VOID | book launch with accompanying exhibition, solo exhibition | BlueKnowledge Art Collection’s art space | Amsterdam (NL)
Twilight Zone (Verwey Museum Haarlem) | solo exhibition | Verwey Museum Haarlem | Haarlem (NL)
Les Pays-Bas, l’autre pays des beaux-arts | group exhibition | Centre D’art Contemporain de Meymac | Meymac (FR)
Inland | solo exhibition | Galerie-Peter-Sillem | Frankfurt am Main (DE)
2022
MINIM.AL, Longing for Donald Judd | Museum iCOON | Hoek van Holland (NL)
UNSEEN Photo Fair | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
Gaze into Space | solo exhibition | Museum W | Weert (NL)
Art Rotterdam | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Rotterdam (NL)
Twilight Zone (The Kröller-Müller Museum) | solo show |Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
2021
Twilight Zone/Soft Solace |solo show |Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen | Rotterdam (NL)
Art Rotterdam | presented by Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Rotterdam (NL)
2020
Twilight Zone (Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen) | solo exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
Home/Hope | solo exhibition | Art centre Zinder | Tiel (NL)
Explorations of Time and Space | group exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)a
HAUTE Photographie | presented by Gallery Wilms | Rotterdam (NL)
2019
PAN Amsterdam | presented by Galerie Caroline O’Breen / Gallery Wilms | Amsterdam (NL)
duo exhibition with Yves Beaumont | Galerie Wilms | Venlo (NL)
The last pet | group exhibition | Museum Tot Zover | Amsterdam (NL)
(living) Room | solo exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
2018
Art the Hague | presented by Gallery Wilms | The Hague (NL)
Drögepand | Appel | group exhibition | Gallery Wilms | Venlo (NL)
10 jaar verzamelen – over dode dingen | group exhibition | Museum Tot Zover | Amsterdam (NL)
The Artist Mind | group exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen, curated by Maura Biava | Amsterdam (NL)
2017
Fotografie en Vorm (Photography and Form) | Fotomuseum Den Haag | Den Haag (NL)
Jong en Veelbelovend (Young and Promising) | group exhibition | Museum Villa Mondriaan in cooperation with FOAM | Winterswijk (NL)
Suspension of Disbelief | group exhibition | Galerie Caroline O’Breen | Amsterdam (NL)
Amsterdam ART FAIR | Seelevel Gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
We Like Art! at Art Rotterdam | Seelevel Gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
2016
UNSEEN Photo Fair | Seelevel Gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
Grace and Ruin | group exhibition | Seelevel gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
2015
AMSTERDAMSEEN | Kunsthal Citroën | Amsterdam (NL)
2014
UNSEEN Photo Fair | Huize Frankendael Amsterdam | group exhibition with works from the private collection of photography collector Reyn van der Lugt
2012
UNSEEN Photo Fair | Westergasfabriek | Amsterdam (NL)
Preview | Amsterdams Centrum voor Fotografie (ACF)
Telling Stories... | Akkuh | Hengelo (NL)
Paradise|wasteland | Van Krimpen gallery | Amsterdam (NL)
Art Rotterdam | presented by Van Krimpen gallery | Rotterdam (NL)
Afterlife | museum Tot Zover | Amsterdam (NL)
2011
Geen gezichten | Van Krimpen | Amsterdam (NL)
Contest of Meaning | De Belofte 6 in Kunstliefde | Utrecht (NL)
Talents 2010 Revisited | Amsterdams Centrum voor Fotografie (ACF)
My First Art Collection | Centrum Beeldende Kunst (CBK)
Art Amsterdam | presented by Van Krimpen gallery | Rotterdam (NL)
Art Rotterdam | presented by Van Krimpen gallery | Rotterdam (NL)
2010
The Photo Academy Award | nominated for P/f Magazine | The Hague (NL)
Fotogalerie Rotterdam | Rotterdam (NL)
Fotogalerie Groningen | Groningen (NL)
Fotogram Amsterdam | Amsterdam (NL)
Fotomuseum Den Haag | The Hague (NL)
GRID 2010 Amsterdam | Amsterdam (NL)
PHOTO OFF Paris | presented by Van Krimpen gallery | Paris (FR)
Graduates Photography 2010 | Amsterdams Centrum voor Fotografie (ACF) | Amsterdam (NL)
Graduation exhibition | Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht | Utrecht (NL)
Publications (selection)
2023-2021
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, de Volkskrant, NRC, Parool, Artland, Galleryviewer, Palet Magazine
2020
L’oeil de la Photographie
Palet Magazine, interview
Grote Nederlandse Kunstkalender (Big Dutch Art Calender)
2019
Volkskrant, Dutch newspaper, article by Merel Bem
Het Parool, Dutch newspaper, article by Kees Keijer
’Ik ruik hem nog steeds’ (I still smell him), photo book in collaboration with Museum Tot Zover
Grote Nederlandse Kunstkalender (Big Dutch Art Calender)
2018
Ontroerend Goed, book about buying art by Manuela Klerkx and Oscar van Gelderen
Het Parool, Dutch newspaper, article
2017
NRC and NRC.next, Dutch newspapers, ‘My favorite’ by art historian Nathalie Maciesza.
Het Parool, Dutch newspaper, article about Tot Zover buying ‘Behind Death’s Door’.
ARTLAND online magazine, interview ‘Writing with light’.
2016
UNSEEN Photo Fair Magazine – interview by Celia Graham-Dixon.
2012
UNSEEN Photo Fair Magazine.
2011
Catalogue of the group exhibition Afterlife, museum Tot Zover, Amsterdam
Catalogue of the group exhibition Contest of Meaning, De Belofte 6, Kunstliefde Utrecht
GUP magazine, The Women Issue #29, section Bookmarks
2010
DigiFoto Pro Special Edition, catalogue of The Photo Academy Award
NL030, selected HKU Photography graduates
Catalogue HKU Photography class of 2010
Artist Books
2023
VOID | published by SYB Photobooks, Germany
2019
’Ik ruik hem nog steeds’ (I still smell him) | book with Museum Tot Zover
2018
Zwarte Kijkers #03 | special edition box with a year subscription of limited prints
2017
Zwarte Kijkers #02 | special edition box with a year subscription of limited prints
Behind Death’s Door | second edition | edition of 21
2016
Zwarte Kijkers #01 | special edition box with a year subscription of limited prints
Artist book Trees | edition of 60
Handbound book with photos from the series 'Trees' | limited edition of 10
Behind Death's Door | first edition | with poems by writer Kees 't Hart | edition of 21
2011
Meisjesverdriet | leporello booklet with 7 photos about love sickness | edition of 21
2009
Shades of Grey | book about the loss of my mother and grief | edition of 1
Awards
2010 Photo Academy Award | Fotomuseum Den Haag | The Hague (NL) | Nominee
Collections
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen | Netherlands
Museum Tot Zover | Netherlands
Museum Van Bommel Van Dam | Netherlands
Museum W | Netherlands
KPMG | Netherlands
DZ Bank | Germany
Reyn van der Lugt | Netherlands
BlueKnowledge Art Collection | Netherlands
Sgabello Collection | Netherlands
Lakeside Collection | Netherlands Museum van Bommel van Dam, NL
Various private collections
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