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Horizon's Eye

Department

Fine Arts

''Horizon’s Eye is part of a broader investigation into identity in relation to migratory heritage. It strives to address displacement and suspension, focussing on (visual) language and lore in an attempt to fuse different modes of cultural belonging. The harpy eagle is a node in one such network of cultural meaning, a bird of prey commonly found in the Surinamese rainforest that is the subject of oral histories and myths, cast in the role of protector as well as predator.'' Written by Sophie Huijgbregts for the Atari exhibition catalogue.

Fedlev building & Benthem Crouwel building
Fred. Roeskestraat 96
1076 ED Amsterdam
Netherlands