Ghizzano is a Tuscan village which, as many other municipalities in Italy, houses many historical treasures. However, the maintenance of these buildings consumes almost the entire budget for art, [...]
Cityscapes is a series of photographic portraits of national and international cities based on the north-south axis and east-west axis on the city’s topographic map.
In 1991, the retrospective called Marblepublic took place in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. The exhibited works were a continuation of the works that Irene Fortuyn made with her husband, who [...]
The Waterlabyrinth is a design for the Moerenburg water treatment plant in Tilburg, which also serves as an entrance to the Groene Woud national landscape. The technique behind Water Labyrinth is [...]
Photographic portrait of Shanghai by Irene Droogleever Fortuyn and Marco, Lucas and Hannah Sweering. Irene Fortuyn and Marco Sweering explore Shanghai together with their children Lucas (14) and [...]
The retrospective exhibition House & Garden at Witte de With, a contemporary art institution in Rotterdam, examines the theme of urban landscape on the basis of various projects.
In response to seriously polluted soil, plans arose in 2006 to completely renew the Reinalda Park in Haarlem. Irene Fortuyn was asked to investigate the sensory connections and experiences in the [...]
The Inconceivable is a national monument in memory of the victims of senseless violence and to support the next of kin, located in the village of De Wolden in Drenthe. The monument was unveiled [...]
In 1995, the Museu d’Art Contemporani (MACBA), designed by the American architect Richard Meier, opened in the middle of the medieval Gotico district of Barcelona. Part of the original [...]
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