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Artun Alaska Arasli, Tet-Fatt Chia 1 & 2 (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artists + Rib, Rotterdam.
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Evita Vasiļjeva, Hormones (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artist + Rib, Rotterdam.
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Evita Vasiļjeva, 1, 2, 3, 4 in the Mirror (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artist + Rib, Rotterdam.
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Nicholas Riis, Rattling 4000 (2017).Installation view. Courtesy the artist + Rib Art Space, Rotterdam.
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Nicholas Riis, Rattling 4000, (2017).Installation view. Courtesy the artist + Rib Art Space, Rotterdam.
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Summer Lab: Nose to Flees (2017). Exhibition view. Courtesy the artists + Rib Art Space, Rotterdam.
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Summer Lab: Nose to Flees (2017). Exhibition view. Courtesy the artists + Rib Art Space, Rotterdam.
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Summer Lab: Nose to Flees (2017). Exhibition view. Courtesy the artists + Rib Art Space, Rotterdam.
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Summer Lab: Nose to Flees (2017). Exhibition view. Courtesy the artists + Rib Art Space, Rotterdam.
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Evita Vasiļjeva, Hormones (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artist + Rib, Rotterdam.

“Like us, an avalanche has nowhere else to go, how romantic.” The stuff under the surface in Nose to Flees at Rib Art Space

, 21 September 2017

The Nose to Flees group exhibition at Rotterdam’s Rib Art Space opened August 19 and ran to September 3.

Evita Vasiļjeva, ‘Hormones’ (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artist + Rib, Rotterdam.

The show included work by Artun Alaska Arasli, Mat Do, Nicholas Riis and Evita Vasiļjeva, and was part of Rib’s Summer Lab; bringing together young artists through an open call, developing a project over July and August together.

Chosen for their mutual interest in “materiality, the everyday and surface,” the installation brought together mixed media, sculptural objects and 3D prints, as well as an accompanying text called ‘Untitled (Text for Nose to Flees)’ by Arasli that moves like thoughts through a narrative of interactions steeped in dry humour, “like us, an avalanche has nowhere else to go, how romantic.”**

The Nose to Flees group exhibition was on at Rotterdam’s Rib Art Space, running August 19 to September 3, 2017.