Susanna Inglada
Strange habits

Jan. 15, 2016 – April 10, 2016 This exhibition has ended
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For Kunsthal Light #13, the museum’s display window will be taken over by theatrical, dark characters created by artist Susanna Inglada (Spain, 1983). She will be drawing these figures in the space provided using charcoal and paint.

Inglada likes to work without a fixed frame or canvas. This allows her the freedom to construct lively scenes, her creations serving as the players and props in a theatrical performance. Inspired by the culture and politics of her homeland Spain, Inglada creates her own world using symbols of violence and power, with the figures appearing to respond to each other. 

Kunsthal Light #13

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Oro, 2015

In short fragments she illustrates how people can play various roles in society, whether wittingly or not. She gives the viewers every freedom to interpret the scenes as they see fit or to invent their own stories. 

Artist talk

Sunday 14 February at 3 pm
Noor Mertens, curator of Prospects & Concepts* talks to Susanna Inglada.

*Every year during Art Rotterdam, the Mondriaan Fund organises Prospects and Concepts, an exhibition that helps increase the visibility of young visual artists.

Kunsthal Light

Kunsthal Light creates opportunities for talented artists, putting the spotlight on modern muralists, urban and comic artists, conceptual art and installations. The artists are given the freedom to create a site-specific work in the display window along the building's front slope.

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