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An artwork exhibit by Tanya Vogelzang called "Room #4"
artwork by Tanya Vogelzang called "Room #4"
room #4, detail
room #4, detail
Room #4
Room #4
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An artwork exhibit by Tanya Vogelzang called "Room #4"
artwork by Tanya Vogelzang called "Room #4"
room #4, detail
room #4, detail
Reconstruction I, detail
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Rooms
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Slide

Rooms 1-4

The atelier presents the world.
The world is an atelier.

There exists a duality between the desire for harmony and balance in the creative space,
and the inevitable disruptions caused by external factors.

For disruption and turmoil are also fundamental parts of the artistic process.

There is a subtle balance between inspiration and information,
between external stimuli and the control we have over them.

The chair turned towards the light flooding the room.
The sudden dynamism of the windblown paper.
The quiet intensity following the chaos.

These elements shape meaning and composition.

They are formed in the same room,
with the same perspective,
but through different states of mind.

The room as a portrait.