Nienke Van Wijk
MA work
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7 Minutes Apart, Nienke Van Wijk
Film still7 Minutes Apart, Nienke Van Wijk
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My practice explores transformational processes and situations. 7 Minutes Apart is a chapter from the larger film,The Family and The Phoenix, and hereby I unravel ideas of ancestry to build a portrait through which I explore the nature of intangibility that connects one entity to another, as well as to themselves. I consider these connections to be a type of genetic and spiritual tapestry, thus creating a filmic fabric; highly tactile and sensitive to exposure — much like the mysterious fabric that weaves our lives together. Each film is an attempt to tread lightly at the edge of perception.
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Communication
Programme
MA Visual Communication, 2011
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Contact
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+44 (0)7932 701 225
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My practice explores transformational processes and situations. 7 Minutes Apart is a chapter from the larger film,The Family and The Phoenix, and hereby I unravel ideas of ancestry to build a portrait through which I explore the nature of intangibility that connects one entity to another, as well as to themselves. I consider these connections to be a type of genetic and spiritual tapestry, thus creating a filmic fabric; highly tactile and sensitive to exposure — much like the mysterious fabric that weaves our lives together. Each film is an attempt to tread lightly at the edge of perception.
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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Editorial Photography (First class), University of Brighton, 2005
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Experience
- Founding director, Mirrorgraph™ photographic portrait studio, Brighton, 2006-9; Creative pioneer at The Creative Pioneer Academy, National Endowement of Science, Technology and Art, London, 2006-9; Artist-in-residence, National Children’s Home, Norwich, 2008; Artist-in-residence, The Royal Gloucestershire Hospital and Stroud Valley Arts, Gloucester/Stroud, 2007
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Exhibitions
- Work-in-progress Show, Royal College of Art, 2010; Reflection in Music, Film and Dance, The Working Men’s Club, London, 2010; The Surreal House, Barbican, London, 2010; The Cloud Project, The Royal Gloucestershire Hospital, Gloucester, 2007-9
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Awards
- Shortlisted, British Female Inventor and Innovator of the Year Award, 2006; Winner, National Endowement for Science, Technology and Art Award, 2006; First prize, University of Brighton Award for Innovation and Artistic Acheivement, 2006