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Homescapes

2020-2027

This photographic project started in the spring of 2020, the year of the corona. For this photographic project Karin Borghouts began by asking people in her street if she could photograph a space in their home without them being there. It had to be a room or space where they were doing something. Something that they were completely occupied with, something that they were absorbed in. It could be a hobby, a collection, their craft. The photos are showing different universes, workplaces that often reflect a whole life. Collecting all kinds of things as an involuntary and inescapable expression of seeing a value, a soul, in everything. The Flemish equivalent of the Japanese Wabi-Sabi and Mottainai. The urge to revive things. The pictures invite you to look at them slowly. A photography book is planned in the future. This series is in progress. If you know anyone with a cluttered workshop, attic or basement that is still in use, please let us know. Preferably in the North of Antwerp. Contact

  • Zwartzusterklooster KU Leuven © Karin Borghouts 2023

    2023-2025

    Routes

    During her exploration of KU Leuven, Borghouts'eye was particularly caught by corridors, stairs, and doors. Prior to the exhibition Routes…

  • Guard Domaine du Levant, Cuesmes © Karin Borghouts, 2024

    2024

    Au Borinage

    The Borinage, South-West of Mons in Belgium, was one of the most inspiring regions that Karin Borghouts visited as part…

  • Series Paris Impasse © Karin Borghouts

    2011-2021

    Paris Impasse

    Paris has about 600 cul de sacs, cités, villas and squares: streets that end in a dead end. Cul-de-sacs. Within…

  • Series 'A painter's house' © Karin Borghouts, 2017

    2017-2022

    A Painter's House

    After his death, the house of the painter Marten Melsen (1870-1947) was inhabited by his unmarried daughters and son. The…

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