12 April – 27 April
WHAT ART DID TO ME
PAUL WIEGMAN & RUDY LANJOUW
Duo exhibition Paul Wiegman & Rudy Lanjouw
What Art Did to Me
12 April – 27 April
Opening
Saturday 12 April
17.00 - 20.00 H
Meet & Greet the artists
Monday 21 April
16.00-17.00H
Finissage
Sunday 27 April
16.00-19.00H
Paul Wiegman
Paul Wiegman creates drawings and graphics. WACD presents a series of predominately non-figurative, minimalist works on paper. Associations with another reality that extend beyond the drawing are not always shied away from.
Visual thoughts, notes in the margins that do not have to be understood as a means of achieving a certain goal. Art as a form of hope. Because imagination and poetry remain ever relevant, certainly in a world that currently seems extremely complex.
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Rudy Lanjouw by Joris Veltman
W H A T I T I S
In Rudy Lanjouw’s art, minimalism is not about reduction, but about distillation, capturing the essence of a landscape, a history, a moment in time. His work invites viewers to look beyond the surface, to consider the deeper layers of meaning that lay beneath. Through his carefully constructed compositions, Lanjouw offers a quiet, but powerful reflection on the ways we interact with the world around us, both shaping and being shaped by the landscapes we inhabit.
In an art world often dominated by excess, Lanjouw’s work is a breath of fresh air. His paintings are serene yet profound, offering a contemplative space, where history, nature and human experience intersect. With his minimalist yet richly layered approach, Rudy Lanjouw has carved out a unique place in contemporary art, creating works that are both timeless and deeply resonant.