Objects and spaces made by hand, repetitively, to translate the world and to look at it with.
Inga Hirsch works across several forms, often ones that need an outside intervention to complete them. She takes materials in their raw state and transforms them through obsessive handwork, arriving at objects and spaces that can be used to translate the world and to look at it with. [ Adapted from the Konvooi festival text — replace with her own words. ]
She graduated from the ArtScience bachelor at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague in 2024, and is a member of Patch Studios, an artist-run initiative in the Binckhorst where twelve artists from eight countries share an 800 m² former industrial building with wood and metal workshops, a project space, a theatre space and a sound studio. She also works as part of MIA, a scenography collective with Maarten Keus and Alexander Köppel.
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