The exhibition Soft Delay brings together a group of artists working in Amsterdam. Taking place in Broedplaats de Vlugt/GOLEB, the works relate to space(s) in transition: this is through different tempo(ralitie)s, forms and relations. In January 2021, the installation was built up in the former Van Eesteren Museum space: in keeping with the current COVID-19 regulations, the exhibition has been recontextualized for online—after a period between the installation and the making of the website.

Sara Campos presents a sculptural installation and video in collaboration with Toby Paul;
Alina Lupu writes a text reflection on the exhibition;
Temra Pavlovic shows a video installation;
Toby Paul makes a music vignette for Soft Delay;
Dorian de Rijk shows photographic research and sculpture;
Michelle Son makes a sculpture-intervention and presents two other sculptures;
caner teker hangs three posters from a recent series;
Josje Peters and Mitchell Thar collaborate based in print/painting

*The use of headphones or external speakers is recommended for the audio/video works

QR Soft Delay

Website and graphic design by Studio Ott Metusala: forthcoming is a publication distributed by Ott.
Documentation of the project is by Ayako Nishibori. The exhibition was initiated by Mitchell Thar and is supported by the AFK (Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst).

Alina Lupu
Witnessing

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Josje Peters & Mitchell Thar
PRNT PRCSS PNT PRBLMS PGMNT PRGRSS (2021-)

pigment, paint, print, rabbit glue, paper, digital image
dimensions variable

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Temra Pavlovic
S2BMx5 (2021)

video installation; 'Solve to Blone Music' (video and audio, 00:13:00, loop), mounted screen, magnifying mirror
dimensions variable
photo #3 and #5 taken by the artist

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Video excerpt #1, S2BMx5 (2021)

Video excerpt #2, S2BMx5 (2021)

Toby Paul
Vignette for Soft Delay (2021)

audio
00:09:11
(gif by Sara Campos)

Toby Paul · Vignette for Soft Delay

Sara Campos
In Scene (2021)

Series of bead sculptures, several materials
dimensions variable
Photos taken by the artist

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Sara Campos
In Scene (2021)

Series of bead sculptures, several materials
dimensions variable

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Sara Campos
In Scene (2021)

HD video with sound
00:13:01
Images and narration by Sara Campos
Sound by Toby Paul
with Janine Armin, Felicia von Zweigbergk, Sasha Owen and Monica Tormell

Michelle Son

two sets of space attached to a wall
whose internal measurements are larger than their shells
one could tell by the encased objects1 that kept swelling,
kept swirling
swaying with the slightest sway
spontaneous! sci-fi in the making
of elastic images
sometimes
with outlines made from rainbows


1 Fragments of objects taken from my daily surroundings such as face-creams, perfume and vitamin bottles, walnuts, eggs and lichees were cast in resin and dried flowers.

Michelle Son
scotoma saguaro (2020)

resin, dried flowers, steel, magnification lenses, led lights
40cm × 32cm × 32cm

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Michelle Son
Study for a New Alphabet (2020 - ongoing)

resin, window tape
110cm × 80cm

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caner teker
anarchiving KIRKPINAR (2020)

offset prints on blueback paper
first edition Kunstverein Düsseldorf
A1

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caner teker
anarchiving KIRKPINAR (2020)

offset prints on blueback paper
first edition Kunstverein Düsseldorf
A1

Dorian de Rijk
Rommelen (2016-ongoing)

inkjet prints
A4

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Dorian de Rijk
Glass Elbows (2021)

Hand blown glass
19.4cm × 18.4cm × 11.5cm
Photos taken by the artist

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The exhibition Soft Delay brings together a group of artists working in Amsterdam. Taking place in Broedplaats de Vlugt/GOLEB, the works relate to space(s) in transition: this is through different tempo(ralitie)s, forms and relations. In January 2021, the installation was built up in the former Van Eesteren Museum space: in keeping with the current COVID-19 regulations, the exhibition has been recontextualized for online—after a period between the installation and the making of the website.

Sara Campos presents a sculptural installation and video in collaboration with Toby Paul;
Alina Lupu writes a text reflection on the exhibition;
Temra Pavlovic shows a video installation;
Toby Paul makes a music vignette for Soft Delay;
Dorian de Rijk shows photographic research and sculpture;
Michelle Son makes a sculpture-intervention and presents two other sculptures;
caner teker hangs three posters from a recent series;
Josje Peters and Mitchell Thar start a collaboration based in print/painting.

*The use of headphones or external speakers is recommended for the audio/video works

Website and graphic design by Studio Ott Metusala: forthcoming is a publication distributed by Ott.
Documentation of the project is by Ayako Nishibori. The exhibition was initiated by Mitchell Thar and is supported by the AFK (Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst).