Director of landfall and initiator of Kunstwerk Kolderveen.

Priscila Fernandes' work – installations, painting, photography, books – is rooted in an ongoing research into education, play, and the dialectics of work and leisure. Through a speculative and fictional approach, her work raises concrete questions about the idea of individual and collective freedom, especially in the context of the widespread precariousness of work in our society.

Priscila has a decade of experience in running an art in residency program at Het Wilde Weten in Rotterdam, as well as Heads of Department of BEAR, the Fine Art BA of ArtEZ University of the Arts, in Arnhem.

Director of landfall and initiator of Kunstwerk Kolderveen.

Wandering through forests, heaths or gardens, sailing on seas and brooks, by boat, by raft or digitally, deep into history and creating visions of the future, Edward Clydesdale Thomson is always searching. It is not about finding one specific thing, but about the process of exploring and learning, time and again, and never doing the same thing twice.

Edward has experience in running an art in residency program at Het Wilde Weten in Rotterdam, as well as Heads of Department of BEAR, the Fine Art BA of ArtEZ University of the Arts, in Arnhem.

Initiator of Kunstwerk Kolderveen and Community building.

Loes Heebink lives and works as a visual artist since the 1980s in Drenthe as home base, with national and international exhibitions and residency experience. She was the initiator of the Artist in Residence program KiK, where the new initiative Kunstwerk Kolderveen now takes place.

Digital development

Petros focuses in 3D visualizations, with a preference for procedural workflows. In his approach to digital world-building, he focus on lighting, compositing, and visual effects, driven by a desire for deeper insight into nature’s intricate structures.

Illustration & Research

Joakim focus on illustration and research. As a visual artist the work is a road and he follow it, leaning onto my pen similar to a walking stick. Poking in the ditches, feeling holes in the asphalt and crossing puddles with a leap. Ideas are given associative or suggestive form through the sequential or the fragmented. His sketches lay out a path of lines followed by others. A journey taken together and manifested in digital or analogue form.

Studio Manager and Finances

Francisca Snel explores the evolving relationship between individuals and their surroundings through a research-driven and experimental approach to design. Bridging analytical thinking with artistic expression, her work reflects a commitment to provoking thought and action around our shared responsibility for the planet and one another. As a studio manager at Foundation Landfall, Francisca provides organizational support and guidance, ensuring the smooth realization of the foundation’s diverse projects.

Project Manager and Fundraiser

I am a curator and educator based in Amsterdam. As an independent curator, my current interests include rearranging difficult political narratives, exploring radical education, and experimenting with mental healthcare. I work as a lecturer in Curatorial Studies at the MA Fine Art program at HKU, University of the Arts Utrecht. I have collaborated with various institutions, including the V-A-C Foundation/GES-2 (Moscow), Ujazdowski Castle Center for Contemporary Art (Warsaw), Tale of a Tub (Rotterdam), Oude Kerk (Amsterdam), Württembergischer Kunstverein (Stuttgart), Nest (den Haag), the Latvian Center for Contemporary Art (Riga), amongst others. In 2019, I was a member of the core group of curators for the Bergen Assembly, "Actually, The Dead Are Not Dead," in Bergen, Norway.

Educational program

Nicoline Goris is a multidisciplinary visual artist and art educator. Her work explores processes and systems that surprise and arouse her curiosity. She is an investigative artist who enjoys delving into backgrounds, materials, and philosophy. The relationship between humans and non-humans and their environments is often central to her work. She removes objects from their context and repositions them, thereby questioning their relationship and background. Her work process usually begins with material or concept, exploring and bringing together different perspectives. Ecology, engagement, and philosophy are key elements of her artistic practice. As an art educator, she has been affiliated with Into Nature, Xplosief, and Drukkerijmuseum Meppel, among others. She has worked at Drents Museum de Buitenplaats and currently works as an education officer and museum educator at Museum de Fundatie.

Director of landfall.

Yvonne Dubbers is a manager specialised in the cultural field who has been working for Studio Edward Clydesdale Thomson since 2019. With a background in theatre design and art history, she enjoys being involved from start to finish: from research and development to planning and implementation. She provides organisational support to the foundation and guidance during the manifestation of various projects. In addition to her work for the Landfall Foundation, Yvonne has been in charge of the Amarte Foundation since 2019. This dual perspective of the process, from both the side of making and financing, is what interests Yvonne.

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Fleur Lamers is an art historian and independent project leader in contemporary art. She works on public art projects commissioned by Plaatsmaken (Arnhem) and coordinates a residency program for artists in Arnhem in collaboration with Theater aan de Rijn, Plaatsmaken, The Hub, and ArtEZ (Arnhem). She also mentors artists in their practice.

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Julia Geerlings is the curator of contemporary art at Museum Rijswijk. Before she has been the curator and director of A Tale of A Tub (2019-2024) and prior to this she organized exhibitions and performances at Vleeshal (Middelburg, NL), Oude Kerk (Amsterdam, NL), After Hours (Sèvres, FR), Kunsthuis SYB (Beetsterzwaag, NL), Thkio Ppalies (Nicosia, CY) and Kunstfort bij Vijfhuizen (Vijfhuizen, NL). She was a curator-in-residence at ISCP International Studio and Curatorial Program (New York, USA), Rupert (Vilnius, LT) and Cité des Arts, Atelier Holsboer (Paris, FR) and she was an advisor for Amsterdam Fund for the Arts, CBK Rotterdam and a tutor for Hogeschool voor de kunsten Utrecht.

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Frans-Willem Korsten holds the endowed chair ‘Literature and society’ at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication, is associate professor at the department Film- en Literary Studies at LUCAS: the Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society, and at the Willem the Kooning Academy in Rotterdam, specifically the Piet Zwart Institute. He was chair of the section Letters of the Dutch Council of Culture and was member of advisory committees in the Netherlands and Norway. He was responsible for the NWO internationalization program ‘Precarity and Post-Autonomia: The Global Heritage’, working together with Joost de Bloois (University of Amsterdam) and Monica Jansen (UU).