Student Open Call:

Every submission—from photograph to video still to 3D render—has been given a place. There is no selection, no competition: the alphabet determined the order, so that each work receives equal attention.

This presentation hangs in De Proef, once the first horticultural school in the Netherlands (1884) and today a living experimental garden where more than six hundred tree and shrub species grow. The young creators add a new “crop” there: images that connect the roots of the past with the circuits of tomorrow. Thus the students sketch a habitat where human, machine, and environment take root together.

Featuring works by:
Samuel Alexander, Hadi Asgharpour, Sjoerd Balk, Robin Balschun, Jenny Batchelor, Smiltė Butkevičiūtė, Mortis Boedhoe, Radost Bozhkova / Rvdost, Nina Broers, Pietro Calligaris, Yuan Cao, Alexandrina Ciubotaru, Teije Debie, Wesley Doran, Aaron Drummer, Leon Düllberg, Salome Erni, Pippa Filippa, Ethan Goodrich, Atharva Gupta, Phoebe Shuman-Goodier, Zhi Han, Monica Hamilton, Benthe Hauzendorfer, Mahsa Hosseini, Olivia Huynh, Anna Janssen, Fiona Jassmann, Andrew Kambel, jeo kang, Hanno Ketterer, Gabriëlla M.V. Kievit, Jisu Kim, Klára Kusá, Lei, Yateesha van Loon, Mirjam Lorek, Jiayin Lu, Lulu Lund, Jingjing Lyu, Melina Martseki, Sophie Meyer Borst, Julian Micallef, Jack Milner, Camille Misty, Arlette Munnik-Warmerdam, Anna Musikhina, Sofia Noce, Thomas Oosterhof, Anabel Pérez Lubián, Kristiāna Nikola Pūdža, Bingxu Qiang, Arya Rambod, Rik Roos, Wiktoria Saferna, Adriana Sapia, Jip Schalkx, Caramay Schmelzer, Neele Schlette, Alexandra Schulman, Samantha Simpson-Katz, Kunwar Prithvi Singh Rathore, Kacper Staszczyk, Emma Straňáková, Sejal Suryawanshi, Amitesh A. Tandon, Kyra ten Brink, Sicily Townley, Lennie Tromp, TUNALEE, Albina van den Berg, Adriënne Verburg, Olivier Versteeg, Xingdu Wang, Marlon Webster Paine, Jacky Weerman, Stefan Wijnen, Roma Wuts, Chenxue Xia, Der Zof, 3Kleff.