During the 10th edition of BredaPhoto we also host the BredaPhoto Residency. BredaPhoto invited seven talented alumni from the participating art academies to participate in the Residency Programme 2022. During six weeks they work together in the same space on their individual projects. At the end of these six weeks, from 20 to 23 October, they will show their work in their group exhibition Station.
The old monastery in Breda is their home during the residency and their workplace is above the exhibition at Central Station Breda (address: Stationsplein 42). The intention of the residency is to make new work within the theme of the festival. During the six weeks BredaPhoto provides a programme of masterclasses and artist dinners for our residents.
The participants of 2022 are:
Ugo Woatzi (Graduated at Luca Arts Sint Lukas)
Jonas Beerts (Graduated at KASK Gent)
Noémi Szécsi (Graduated at MOME Budapest)
Fabien Silvestre Suzor (Graduated at KASK Antwerpen)
Katja Aßfalg (Graduated at FH Bielefeld)
Joëlle Dewinter (Graduated at Luca Arts Narafi, Brussels)
Sonja Luesing (Graduated at St. Joost, Breda)
Read more about their projects below.
Misophonia is a little-known syndrome in which certain sounds or visual cues trigger strong negative emotional reactions. In her work It hurts, Katja Aßfalg explores those negative emotions and gives an insight into triggering moments by featuring testimonials written by those who experience Misophonia.
Katja Aßfalg (Germany, she/her) graduated from FH Bielefeld. She is interested in the individual, in interaction with society, and how we perceive the world.
