This photo series offers a personal take on the romanticized narratives of fertility, exposing its raw vulnerability, power, and complexity. Printed on reflective materials, the works invite viewers to see themselves within the images, sparking reflection on fertility’s personal and cultural meanings.
This is a free exhibition
The exhibition evokes a ‘field of fertility,’ inspired by scarecrows as guardians of the land. Sculpted, reflective photographs hang like silent protectors, immersing visitors in the artwork. Over the weekend, a workshop and live performance explore fertility and womanhood, offering space for connection and reflection for women and their partners.
Opening times:
17 October, 18:00—21:30
Opening night ‘Fertile, protect your crop’ by Marinka Grondel
18 October, 12:00—16:00
Ongoing exhibition ‘Fertile, protect your crop’ by Marinka Grondel
18 October, 16:00—17:00
Dim Garden
Music performance
19 October, 12:00—15:00
Mikidou
Drawing workshop ‘Fertile Soil’
19 October, 15:00—18:00
Ongoing exhibition ‘Fertile, protect your crop’ by Marinka Grondel
This workshop explores the theme of fertility through drawing and conversation. Guided by sound, dialogue, and drawing, we use charcoal and primary colors to trace thoughts, gestures, and emotions. Together we create a relaxed, collective space for listening, sharing, and reflecting on fertility and motherhood — supported by tea, snacks, and an open atmosphere.
This is a paid workshop