Collection: Jildo Tim Hof
Jildo Tim Hof’s (1989) interest lies in architectural space and finding poetry into the mundane. His work is characterized by a minimalist approach to little action and life. His point of departure is often documentary, but from there he looks for the boundaries between documentary and fiction. By looking at a certain type of alienation, light and dark, abstraction or by creating loose ends. Creating reasons for telling a story.
Jildo Tim Hof's collections
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Anonymous exteriors
A series of registrations of reality, in which the tension between reality...
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Concrete-fabric
Abstract images of concrete and fabric. By combining these opposing structures, a...
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Van Doesburg-Rinsemahuis
In September 1920 Theo Van Doesburg (1883-1931) became acquainted with the Drachtster...
Each collection has a story, but each artwork speaks for itself.
