Frank Taal Gallery is excited to welcome you to the duo solo exhibition featuring Isabelle Borges (Brazil, 1966; lives and works in Berlin) and Zoë d’Hont (Netherlands, 1990; lives and works in Rotterdam).
The exhibition showcases two distinct solo presentations from artists who, despite working in different media, share a common focus on architecture, nature, and the experience of space and place.
‘Unfolding Voids’ | Isabelle Borges (Brazil, 1966; lives and works in Berlin)
Isabelle’s work is rooted in abstraction, exploring the patterns and structures found in the visible world. She concentrates on the geometry of the spaces between objects and the spatial dynamics they create. Through her compositions, she forms pictorial spaces that seem to expand and contract, generating visual networks that appear to be in constant motion.
‘Movement in Repose’ – Zoë d’Hont (Netherlands, 1990; lives and works in Rotterdam)
In her practice, Zoë d'Hont uses a slow process of listening and embroidery to investigate themes of place and belonging. Her work manifests as dreamlike architectures and cosmic resonances, presenting visual and audible waveforms. By incorporating existing scores and compositions, she establishes a dialogue between historical material and poetic reinterpretation.