Valgerður Sigurðardóttir ‘I must drink all the water’

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Valgerður Sigurðardóttir ‘I must drink all the water’In a seemingly naive way, Valgerur Sigurardttir (b. 1992, Reykjavik) depicts the extremely mundane and ordinary to the point of absurdity. Small scenes of people at the dinner table, a family in the car or on a boat, a woman in bath Valashortened from Valgerurmakes works that have great integrity and fall back on very personal memories, dreams and fantasies that cling to small things rather than big stories. Although her works are very personal, they

I will never forget the expression on her pale face: a mixture of surprise and fear

The original intention had been to remake a selection of his previous drawings in a new

ways of dealing with commodity and property

It will have to be so

subtle changes in colours and vibrations

some parts appear to be left unfinished or blank

Nikolaas Demoen

In this way

Laurence Decraene

you wander through the razor-sharp landscape of the painting

Dieter Durinck takes this age-old practice and infuses it with a new and distinctive perspective in his Bootleg series

and the facsimile of the notebook OEI