residency: April-July
Annelotte Lammertse (the Netherlands/Belgium)
- Annelotte Lammertse is a Brussels-based visual artist and researcher. Through weaving, natural dyeing, film, photography, performance, and printmaking, she explores the relationships and connections formed within our immediate natural surroundings, guided by flora and other non-human organisms. She creates site-specific works and interventions centered around plants and the fragile, precarious environments in which they grow, responding to and engaging with the pluriverse stories and histories connected to them. Her practice investigates different forms of collaboration, care, and repair. Annelotte is currently pursuing a PhD titled “Botanical and Colour Traces: Ecological Assemblages of Interstitial and Precarious Landscapes” and works as a tutor at LUCA School of Arts in Ghent. She has participated in various residencies like Think Tanger (Tanger), and recently showed work at Blanco (Ghent), Yper Museum (Ypres), and Design Museum (Ghent).
- Curator
- Julia Harasimowicz
- Curatorial collaboration
- Ika Sienkiewicz-Nowacka
- Coordination
- Olga Miękus
- Residency realised with financial support from the Government of Flanders
