Misha de Ridder's Photographic Work #0095 [Inside]: Abstract Details of Oude Kerk Walls

This entry details '#0095 [Inside]', a photographic work by Misha de Ridder created in 2019. The artist was granted year-round access to the Oude Kerk to capture abstract images of its metre-high, white-plastered walls, revealing intricate details like paint bristles, flaking irregularities, and dust particles.

In 2019, artist Misha de Ridder was granted exclusive, year-round access to the Oude Kerk, enabling him to create a photographic series titled '#0095 [Inside]'. His work often achieves an abstract quality despite its sharp focus on the tangible details of the church's architecture. The photographs meticulously render the metre-high, white-plastered walls and numerous alcoves, highlighting the subtle textures of paint bristles, the irregularities of flaking stucco, and the presence of dust particles. A photograph from this series is displayed in the Church Wardens’ Room, offering visitors a close-up perspective on the historic structure's materiality and a testament to de Ridder's immersive artistic exploration.

The page provides general visitor information and a link to purchase tickets for the Oude Kerk, but does not specify separate ticketing details for this particular photographic work. It implies that general admission or access to the Church Wardens' Room is required to view the displayed photo.