Square as Metaphor
Interview with Milah van Zuilen
Walking the Hoge Veluwe, Milah van Zuilen gathers bark, soil and leaves into grid compositions that blur the line between art and ecology, and question our urge to tame the wild. This autumn, her fieldwork is on view in the exhibition Holy Shit: Art on a Changing Landscape at CODA Museum.
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Milah van Zuilen | photo: Tom van Huisstede
Holy Shit. Art on a Changing Landscape, will be on view until 30 November at CODA Museum, Apeldoorn
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