
Essays and studio notes by Dutch artist Bastiaan Woudt. On photography, books, editions, and the questions that don't disappear after the work is done.
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Wherever you are in the world, my books and book stands are ready to order. And right now there is an extra reason to do it. To celebrate news I have been waiting more than a year to share, we are giving 10% off our entire range for the nex...
Most people think collecting art is a transaction. You see a work, you like it, you buy it. Money moves, the piece changes hands, and the exchange is done. I have spent years watching that assumption fall apart in front of me.
There is a m...
Some readers have asked. So this week, the answer.
In July last year I ended my representation in the Netherlands. Bildhalle, who had been showing my work in Amsterdam since 2020, still represents me in Switzerland. Mirjam and I parted on...
After fifteen years of black and white, Numéro asked. Here is what I said yes to.
Studio Petit Oiseau, Paris. Set 3, January 2026. The first frame I exposed in colour in fifteen years was waiting for me on a stage Aymeric Arnould had built...
April was loud. A small black-and-white print in a Milanese living room I could not stop thinking about. A book about finitude on the studio worktable. An archive of fashion shoots no one was allowed to direct. A podcast about a man trying...
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Bastiaan Woudt (1987). Dutch artist and founder of 1605 Collective. Interested in new technology, and when images leave screens and become objects. This is where I think about making, building, and the questions that stay after the work is done
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