Renée van Oploo
Fine artist & researcher




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BIO

As a visual artist I bring together practice and reflection, using installations, essays, workshops and collaborative projects to question how art might create space for shared experience and ethical thought. Alongside my practice I teach at St. Joost School of Art & Design and conduct research at the Centre of Applied Research for Art, Design and Technology (CARADT), and I work collectively as part of YAFF.
Overview





Pan Colon(s)
Bottles
Thinking Landscape #2
A Moral Anatomy of an Artichoke
Living Statistic #7 - Fixed Fiction
Border of Europe
The Blame Game
Fundament & Thinking Landscape #1
I am Water
Song for the Earth
Salt of the Earth
Art is Our Only Hope




Animation overview

Little Flake, Little Hair, Little Booger
None of this was my choice (I)
None of this was my choice (II) 
What makes falling so appealing
Deep blue 
My heart is a forest
A State of Nature
A Cosmic Anxiety




Installations & artworks





A Song for the Earth
A three-part a cappella performance. acrylic one, Arduino and speakers.

The installation measures 3 x 50 (W) x 20 (D) x 50 (H) centimetres.

(2020)



For this installation, I composed a song that was performed during the exhibition opening by three men dressed in costumes inspired by a still from a 3D animation, A State of Nature. In the song, humanity offers an apology for taking nature for granted, viewing it solely as a resource for human use. As a faint reminder of this performance, the three busts then echo the song, blended into a soundscape alongside other ambient sounds. The busts of the three singing men gaze dreamily across the water into the distance. Embedded in the ground of the fort, they reunite with the surrounding landscape and nature.

Exhibited at Fort Sabina, organised by Kunstloc (formerly BKKC).



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