Flore Hanna
Wormskamp
Dutch artist and designer working on the intersection of art, technology, and science. Bewildered by nature, creating installations intricate in detail and material.
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"This work begins where biology ends and wonder takes over."
Flore Hanna Wormskamp is a Dutch artist and designer working on the intersection of art, technology, and science. Bewildered by nature, Flore creates installations that are intricate in detail and material, revealing processes that biological life carries out beyond the threshold of ordinary perception.
About Flore
Installations built from organic and scientific matter, making invisible biological processes perceivable to a slowed eye.
Explore EcologyWork that situates the observer within biological time, drawing attention toward what living systems perform beyond human notice.
Explore ArchiveA curated library of references forming the intellectual substrate beneath each installation, readable as part of the practice.
Explore
On inhabiting other bodies.
The library behind the work draws on projects that push at the edge of human identity, species boundaries, and embodied knowledge. Thomas Thwaites' GoatMan is one such reference: a literal attempt to live as another animal and report back from inside that experience.
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Shown in galleries and cultural institutions across the Netherlands.
The work has been presented in a range of institutional and gallery contexts, with an exhibition history that reflects consistent curatorial interest in material-based ecological practice.
Available for exhibitions, residencies, and collaborations.
Flore Hanna Wormskamp welcomes invitations from curators, institutions, and researchers who share a curiosity about the material world.