On display until January 6 2025
Nurvista explores the impact of oil palm plantations, in layered and large-scale multimedia installations. Kisman, known for his recognizable style, is interested in the psychological consequences of occupation, loyalty and self-determination. And Groenewegen analyses the use of film as colonial propaganda and the realities these images were meant to conceal. The works in this exhibition emerge from their long-term research practices and creative processes and have not been presented before in this form. The Wereldmuseum's collections have contributed to the creation of the works in this exhibition. The artists invite the visitor to explore new insights into the lasting imprints of the colonial past.
Photo Sabine Groenewegen and Max Kisman credits: Ilvy Njiokiktjien and Elia Nurvista credits: Fajar Riyanto.
