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Suzette Bousema’s practice reflects on contemporary environmental topics in collaboration with scientists. Planetary conditions and our place in them are the starting point in her work: the way humans interfere with nature and how we relate to the Earth on an individual level. Her work is interdisciplinary, utilizing the mediums of photography, printmaking, glass blowing, weaving, sound, smell, and seaweed.
A source of inspiration for Bousema is Hyperobjects, a book by philosopher Timothy Morton: Hyperobjects are big or abstract objects that we cannot see or touch, but only experience through their effects. Through multimedia projects she uses all the senses to gain a better understanding of environmental hyperobjects, like climate change or global pollution.

Image on the right: Mapping Dutch Waters, 2023, in collaboration with Thieu Smeets