About
What to expect
The exhibition shows tabletop photography by Hans Bouma, who builds small decors in his studio from everyday materials such as paper and tape.
- Images balance reality and imagination.
- Patience, eye for detail and colour.
- Hans Bouma lives in Borne.
- He also gives tabletop photography workshops.
- His work is shown nationally and internationally.
FAQ
What can I see?
Tabletop photography by Hans Bouma. He builds small, fragile decors from everyday materials such as paper and tape. The images balance reality and imagination, and the origin of the materials is hardly recognizable. The results are quiet images that invite you to stop, look and dream. Hans says: 'My photos tell something about my inner world. What comes forward, and how can I shape it? With my photos I hope to take the viewer away from the everyday.'
Is there a workshop?
Yes. The page mentions a tabletop photography workshop with Hans Bouma. You learn the creative techniques behind the images. The page says to view the workshop and sign up.
Who is Hans Bouma?
Hans Bouma is a photographer from Borne. He was interested in art from a young age and visited museums with his father. He was impressed by Kazimir Malewitsj, Karel Appel and Rembrandt. He gets inspiration from memories of walking and cycling in the Netherlands and abroad, and from nature. He developed his technique alongside his work as a handicraft teacher and was coordinator of Kunsthal Almelo for ten years. His work is shown nationally and internationally, and he gives tabletop photography workshops.
Who organizes the exhibition?
Kulturhus de Bijenkorf is the organizer. The exhibition is in cooperation with Stichting BArt.
Getting there
Kulturhus de Bijenkorf, De Haven 1, 7622 DH Borne, Overijssel, NL
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