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On
this page you find the projects at hand with all the activities
involved. You can also keep track by subscribing for free to the
newsletter. Fill out the form
you will also find at the contact-page of this website.
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September
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LensCulture Review 2023:
..."Measuring the world is important. It
is our primary tool to understand reality. But sometimes it is
important to tell ourselves 'Stop seeking for meaning and just
feel.' I think that is the ethical message you want to impart with
this work, via this abstract language full of enigma. All in the
service of 'the secret cord.' The thing that taps into the
limitless, sublime unknowable."...
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Artworks
by Tine Wilde can be purchased directly and are now also available
through gallery Artsper, Paris. A world leader in online
contemporary art sales. Have a look here. |
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July
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Filosofie en de kering naar kunst. How do the
pictures Wittgenstein and his relatives took during his life relate
to his philosophical work? The exhibition at the Leopold Museum in
Vienna in 2021 demonstrated a complex network of resemblances,
overlaps, and cross-references between Wittgenstein's way of working
and the pictures he collected. In this essay, the network is used as
an example to argue that a combination of philosophy and artistic
sensibility might be a fruitful enrichment for a philosophical
practise. Published in Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor
Wijsbegeerte ANTW, Volume 115, no.3, pp247-251. The essay can be
found here.
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April
2023 |
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An
artist's journey on a TUGboat. Article on the relationship between
LaTeX, art (photography) and the concept of 'measurability'. Written
for TUGboat - The Communications of the TeX Users Group, Volume 44,
no. 1, April 2023, pp60-63. You can access the article here.
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February
2023
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Split,
Remodel, Repeat. A presentation, commissioned by London Arts-Based
Research Centre LABRC. Modernism Remodelled: A Transdisciplinary
Conference, Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge University. February
25-26, 2023.
A recording of the presentation can be found here
(duration 14.56 min)
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December
2022 |
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Zero
Point #S2022-02e, 80 x 80cm, Face-mounted archival print. Salon
exhibition, Arti et Amicitiae, Rokin 112, Amsterdam 17.12 2022 - 9.1
2023. |
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October
2022
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Tine
Wilde speaks about her practise as a philosophising artist (Dutch
only). Lecture commissioned by society De Engelenzang, Utrecht,
11.10 2022. |
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April
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Tine
Wilde speaks about the production of project Zero Point as an
example of her practise as a philosophising artist. A single
drinking glass was taken as the starting point for transformational
processes of photographic images into 38 multi-layered pictureworks.
Pictorial spaces that are variable and subject to chance in an
experimental, unconscious method of choice, chance, inspiration and
demolition. The results of split, remodel and repeat invite you to
explore and contemplate the notions of space and time as a
dimension, in which meaning remains something definitely unfinished,
but in which measurability is crucial. After all, when there is
nothing to hold on to, you have to choose a point of departure from
which you can reorganise your life.
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Watch
the video here
(duration 3.57 min) |
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January
2022 |
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Waarom
een grijze vlam niet kan bestaan, M.v. Turnhout in Filosofie
Magazine no.1-2022, pp33-35. |
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December
2021
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