Sarah Hendrickx (PhD) is a visual artist living and working in Mechelen (Belgium).
Appropriating visual and conceptual aspects of scientific and economic methodologies, Hendrickx's work is a response on contemporary and future society, injecting it with new metaphors and alternative systems.
She is founding member of MAM and Mechelen Art Map and teaches at Sint Lucas Antwerpen.
Een parafictie over de nasleep van de creatieve industrie, Article in Forum+
‘The Distance Between’ – exhibition is the result of an international one-week intensive workshop titled ‘mapping a site’. The project is located in the Rosemary District and Five Points area, (Sarasota, Florida).
People from the local community are asked to take part by creating their own flags and planting them in a place they feel connected to or a place of personal significance. The idea to use a flag is based on the historical act of Lewis Colson who in 1884 drove a stake at Five Points marking the hub of the town of Sarasota. The flag is a symbol connecting the historical with the present and at the same moment it is a way to map out individual people and their experiences and to make the diversity of the area more visible.
Credits: Karen Arango
A visual output of all the possibilities of the gameTic Tac Toe with an X in the left upper corner.
A video work with four hundred thirty-two magnets, starting from a fixed grid, attracting one another or pushing each other off.
Installation view at the exhibition 'All will become clear' in Antwerp.
