Pieter Bas Bouwman Photography

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A new direction within the same investigation. Rust is left to act on the surface, with tannin added to the mixture. Whe...
21/05/2026

A new direction within the same investigation. Rust is left to act on the surface, with tannin added to the mixture. Where the iron meets the plant matter, the oxidized parts change into a violet, almost black color.
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This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a mass-produced and classless object handled by everyone, is used and discarded without reflection.

By placing hundreds of clips next to each other, the individual object loses importance and becomes part of an accumulation. What is insignificant on its own gains rhythm, pattern, mass, and weight through repetition, creating tension between the individual and the collective. The work reflects labor, consumption, daily rituals, and the systemic invisibility embedded in everyday life.
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26 x 46 cm
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Playing with repetition as a trace of habit. An object once overlooked, multiplied until it becomes visible. Consumption...
14/05/2026

Playing with repetition as a trace of habit.
An object once overlooked, multiplied until it becomes visible.
Consumption leaves traces and patterns, even when we don’t notice.

Structure emerges through repetition and everyday use.

With this work I try to reflect on the quiet cycle: use, discard and repeat.
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Japanese paper and lino ink
Size 70 x 105 cm
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Thank you to everyone who came by the exhibition to experience the kick off of my series Invisible. See you at the next...
05/05/2026

Thank you to everyone who came by the exhibition to experience the kick off of my series Invisible.
See you at the next one.
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Exploring rust in the process. In this continuation of the project, I introduced a rusting process to the surface. The o...
29/04/2026

Exploring rust in the process.
In this continuation of the project, I introduced a rusting process to the surface. The oxidation interrupts the repetition, creating breaks and absences within the pattern. What once felt uniform now becomes fragile and uneven.
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This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a mass-produced and classless object handled by everyone, is used and discarded without reflection.

By placing hundreds of clips next to each other, the individual object loses importance and becomes part of an accumulation. What is insignificant on its own gains rhythm, pattern, mass, and weight through repetition, creating tension between the individual and the collective. The work reflects labor, consumption, daily rituals, and the systemic invisibility embedded in everyday life.
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55 x 57 cm
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The 1st till the 3rd of May I’ll exhibit some of my work from this serie Hope to see you there. •This work explores how...
22/04/2026

The 1st till the 3rd of May I’ll exhibit some of my work from this serie
Hope to see you there.
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This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a mass-produced and classless object handled by everyone, is used and discarded without reflection.

By placing hundreds of clips next to each other, the individual object loses importance and becomes part of an accumulation. What is insignificant on its own gains rhythm, pattern, mass, and weight through repetition, creating tension between the individual and the collective. The work reflects labor, consumption, daily rituals, and the systemic invisibility embedded in everyday life.
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122 x 13,5 cm
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“Beurtbalkje”Ring it and see what happens. •Size: unknown•
15/04/2026

“Beurtbalkje”

Ring it and see what happens.
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Size: unknown
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From the series Invisible with a splash of orange •This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overloo...
09/04/2026

From the series Invisible with a splash of orange
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This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a mass-produced and classless object handled by everyone, is used and discarded without reflection.

By placing hundreds of clips next to each other, the individual object loses importance and becomes part of an accumulation. What is insignificant on its own gains rhythm, pattern, mass, and weight through repetition, creating tension between the individual and the collective. The work reflects labor, consumption, daily rituals, and the systemic invisibility embedded in everyday life.
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119 x 65 cm
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Smaller piece same concept•This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a m...
05/04/2026

Smaller piece same concept
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This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a mass-produced and classless object handled by everyone, is used and discarded without reflection.

By placing hundreds of clips next to each other, the individual object loses importance and becomes part of an accumulation. What is insignificant on its own gains rhythm, pattern, mass, and weight through repetition, creating tension between the individual and the collective. The work reflects labor, consumption, daily rituals, and the systemic invisibility embedded in everyday life.
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30 x 30 cm
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This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a mass-produced and classless ...
26/03/2026

This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a mass-produced and classless object handled by everyone, is used and discarded without reflection.

By placing hundreds of clips next to each other, the individual object loses importance and becomes part of an accumulation. What is insignificant on its own gains rhythm, pattern, mass, and weight through repetition, creating tension between the individual and the collective. The work reflects labor, consumption, daily rituals, and the systemic invisibility embedded in everyday life.
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65 x 119 cm
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This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a mass-produced and classless ...
22/03/2026

This work explores how value can emerge from what is normally overlooked. The bread clip, a mass-produced and classless object handled by everyone, is used and discarded without reflection.

By placing hundreds of clips next to each other, the individual object loses importance and becomes part of an accumulation. What is insignificant on its own gains rhythm, pattern, mass, and weight through repetition, creating tension between the individual and the collective. The work reflects labor, consumption, daily rituals, and the systemic invisibility embedded in everyday life.
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56 x 30,5 cm
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