
Analog Borders Festival is a small but fine festival for artists and designers initiated by Grafische Werkplaats Den Haag (The Hague Graphic Studio).

Part of it is an exhibition, open to the public, with works by different artists made in the Studio, exploring the borders of traditional graphic techniques.


For Zeger Reyers this was a good opportunity to see how flatfish would look when used as printing material.

Designer duo Kok Pistolet try to show the individual expression of preparing an etching plate.

Navid Nuur used lithographic stone to make a piece of ceramics and

citric acid for screen printing these pterodactyls.

Very different works by artists like Stijn Peeters and

Charlotte van Winden are presented brotherly together.


Peeters being the great etching professional he is, mixing Delacroix with themes of the present and



Van Winden diving into the world of subcultures with almost mercurial energy.


Lisa Blaauwbroek has experimented with skin cream connecting reproduction with finiteness.


To Peter Zuur gum printing is the base of his works on show.

The small exhibition shows very diverse works but with a constant high quality, in a studio setting.

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Contents of all pictures courtesy the artists and Grafische Werkplaats Den Haag
Bertus Pieters
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