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About

david wasch, art, studio, research

Dear visitor of(f) the screen,


This is a process-based archive space dedicated to reflecting on and exploring my artistic practice. Here, I organize and juxtapose various pieces and fragments of my work in a different form. The site serves as an ongoing research publication, both for my own use and open to see for visitors.

 

The digital platform allows me to review my images from different perspectives — both literally and figuratively. It’s a place where I can examine how these images interact, and finding connections and contrasts to possibly reveal something new. The texts and images you’ll find here range from research notes and reflective thoughts to stories and spontaneous ideas.

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Practical note: You can adjust the platform's layout and scale to your preferred zoom level by holding the Ctrl key while scrolling the mouse wheel.

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It's a place where I can look around

where images are glancing at each other

catching fragments of conversation

amongst images who seem to know each other,

but at the same time they are new.

everything is different except one another

david wasch, memory, house
david wasch, art, studio, research
david wasch, art, studio, research
david wasch, art, studio, research
david wasch, art, studio, research

© 2024 by David Wasch. All rights reserved.

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I am currently a guest artist at residency Gastatelier De Vindplaats from September to December 2025:

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''David Wasch (1987) is a visual artist based in Amsterdam. In his work, he explores painting, photography, text, and video as ways to investigate how something that almost disappears—a shadow, a memory, an echo—can still remain tangibly present. His work revolves around moments that are fleeting or seem to take place just beyond sight, leaving behind something that is not yet fully understood.

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During his residency at De Vindplaats, David is exploring together with the children what home can mean. For some, it is a place or a room; for others, a language, a memory, or a feeling. Through the children’s stories and images, the project grows as a living whole: it shifts, transforms, and continually takes on new forms.''

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