Step into the Oude Kerk to experience 'The Walk,' a profound light installation by artist Titia Ex. This contemporary artwork invites visitors to reflect on the interplay between light, architectural space, and personal movement. Drawing inspiration from 'The Divine Comedy,' the piece offers a unique artistic dialogue within the historic confines of the church, fostering deep contemplation and interaction.
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Oude Kerk presents 'The Walk,' a light installation by artist Titia Ex, exploring the relationship between light, space, and movement within the historic church. The artwork draws inspiration from Dante Alighieri's 'The Divine Comedy' to contemplate human contemplation and motion.
The Oude Kerk is showcasing 'The Walk,' a light artwork by Amsterdam-based artist Titia Ex. This installation features a large globe with numerous LED lights that create a continuous movement, enhancing the dynamics of the church space while also accentuating its hushed atmosphere. The artwork draws inspiration from Dante Alighieri's 'The Divine Comedy,' reflecting on journeys through darkness in search of happiness and meaning. Historically, light and illumination have held significant symbolic meaning in the Oude Kerk, from memorial candles and stained-glass window effects to specific artist interventions. Titia Ex, who studied film and photography and has a background in choreography of light, uses contemporary techniques rooted in historical and literary inspiration. Her work in the Oude Kerk aims to foster a meaningful relationship with the sacred space, prompting contemplation on whether individuals are standing still, contemplating, or moving.
Tickets for 'The Walk' can be booked in advance through the provided link. Visitors should check official ticketing details for admission information related to the Oude Kerk entrance, which may be integrated with exhibition entry.
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