PATRICK KOSTER
GUEST ARTIST
Alain Declerq
Carolein Smit
Claudy Jongstra
Frans Beerens
Hannes Wallrafen
Jan Banning
Jehoshua Rozenman
Julia Aurora Guzmán
Juliane Hundertmark
Martine Feipel &
Jeam Bechameil
Max Kraanen
Morad Bouchakour
Ophélie Asch
Robert Polidori
Ruben Terlou
Simone Hoang
Susanne Ring
Tilman
Yves Marchand &
Romain Meffre
Guest Artists
Anneke Eussen
Caroline van den Eynden
Katleen Vinck
Patrick Koster
Using knifes and scissors as brushes, Patrick Koster paints with plastic on light. Inspired by the news, pictures from the media, poetry and philosophy and biblical and mythical iconography, the artist misleadingly uses bright and joyful colours. Intrigued by tension between (inner) peace and violence, he often treats subjects that are dark and layered with heavy meanings.
The duality between colour and subject is characteristic for his work, although the brightness of the colours used may also appear aggressive to the viewer. The light behind the plastic makes the colours violently confrontational. Similar to pop art Koster's work is coupled to modernity and modern techniques.
The Vernissage I, series #5, 2018, 50 cm x 50 cm, adhesive film on drawing polyester mounted on a led-light panel.
The Fugitive (triptiek) 2014, adhesive film on drawing polyester mounted on a led-light panel
Le Massacre des Innocents, 2016, adhesive film on drawing polyester mounted on a led-light panel.
Hanna and Evy in Delft 1944, 2016, adhesive film on drawing polyester mounted on a led-light panel.
2017, adhesive film on drawing polyester mounted on a led-light panel.
St. Elmo's Fire on the Ridges, 2017, adhesive film on drawing polyester mounted on a led-light panel