There are always flowers for those who want to see them

Kunsttraject amsterdam (nl) 2025

Bonno van Doorn's work is full of references. These can be references to classical modernists like Matisse or the sculptures of Brancusi, but many objects also have a very personal meaning that isn't immediately recognizable to the viewer. Bonno himself isn't a sculptor like Brancusi. He usually creates installations in which everything in the exhibition space contributes: the walls, the floors, and the lighting: everything is important. In the shop windows in the Zeeheldenbuurt neighborhood, he exhibits six small "portable" installations: wooden structures that contain sculptures, images, found objects, and lamps. Bonno sees them as inner landscapes, where things he finds inspiring or important are given a place. The whole is visually very appealing and positive, which is exactly what he wants. There are always flowers for those who want to see them.


On view until 9 March 2026 

Guided tour by the artist is on Sunday, December 7th at 3:30 PM. Meet at Zoutkeetsplein.

The Kunsttraject Window Displays are on:
Dirk Hartoghstraat 41, 45
Van Heemskerckstraat 42, 46 Roggeveenstraat 109, 165

www.kunsttrajectamsterdam.nl

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