Flatland Gallery is a Dutch contemporary art gallery, previously based in Utrecht and Paris, which relocated in 2012 to Amsterdam. Dutch photographer Anoek Steketee‘s language is unique in how she dares to create space in her work to form a reserve for what lies beyond comprehension. Layers in her work can be politically subversive, even the most innocent ones. In Love Radio, a project she did between 2012-2014 in Rwanda, Steketee’s use of light, makes the pictures become very intense, bringing her subjects into the light of understanding, an enlightenment that matches its surroundings in its logical darkness.
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