Education
2019 Internship with Jan Kempenaers in Antwerp
2016 - 2020 Photography, Bachelor of Design, HKU University of the Arts, Utrecht
2012 - 2016 Bachelor of Built Environment, HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht
Group Exhibitions
2021 De Belofte 16, Kunstliefde, Utrecht
2021 Keep an Eye Award Show, FOTODOK, Utrecht
2021 Fotofestival Naarden, Galerie Pouloeuff, Naarden
2021 Becoming Moveable Statues, city centre of Utrecht
2021 Remnants of a Moment, Kunstliefde, Utrecht
2020 Parallax Views, AG, Utrecht
2020 HKU Photography Graduation Show, FOTODOK, Utrecht
2019 Het kan niet altijd feest zijn, Café Boothill, Utrecht
2019 The sponge, the clay, the brick, the bridge, Unseen, Amsterdam
Awards / Nominations
2021 Shortlisted for Urbanautica Institute Awards 2020
2020 Selected participant FOTODOK Lighthouse: Talent Program
2020 Winner Keep an Eye Photography Stipendium
2020 Finalist Blurring the Lines 2020
Artist Books
2021 Material Evidence of what does not Exist
Publications
2020 Blurring the Lines catalog, published by Urbanautica Institute
Talks
2021 Lighthouse the podcast: Daan Russcher & David Hamers
2021 Photography Lunch Talks, Paris College of Art
2020 International Photography Conference ‘Blurring the Lines’
2020 Salon Exposure: Future Plans (HKU Exposure Online)
Press
2022 Portretten van een nieuwe lichting fotografen, MAGjeZIENenHOREN #5!
2021 De kunst van het kijken, Seeing the Unseen, Galerie Pouloeuff, Gooi- en Eemlander
2021 Interview with Steve Bisson on Urbanautica
2021 Self-image: Personal stories during Moveable Statues at Domplein
2019 Internship with Jan Kempenaers in Antwerp
2016 - 2020 Photography, Bachelor of Design, HKU University of the Arts, Utrecht
2012 - 2016 Bachelor of Built Environment, HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht
Group Exhibitions
2021 De Belofte 16, Kunstliefde, Utrecht
2021 Keep an Eye Award Show, FOTODOK, Utrecht
2021 Fotofestival Naarden, Galerie Pouloeuff, Naarden
2021 Becoming Moveable Statues, city centre of Utrecht
2021 Remnants of a Moment, Kunstliefde, Utrecht
2020 Parallax Views, AG, Utrecht
2020 HKU Photography Graduation Show, FOTODOK, Utrecht
2019 Het kan niet altijd feest zijn, Café Boothill, Utrecht
2019 The sponge, the clay, the brick, the bridge, Unseen, Amsterdam
Awards / Nominations
2021 Shortlisted for Urbanautica Institute Awards 2020
2020 Selected participant FOTODOK Lighthouse: Talent Program
2020 Winner Keep an Eye Photography Stipendium
2020 Finalist Blurring the Lines 2020
Artist Books
2021 Material Evidence of what does not Exist
Publications
2020 Blurring the Lines catalog, published by Urbanautica Institute
Talks
2021 Lighthouse the podcast: Daan Russcher & David Hamers
2021 Photography Lunch Talks, Paris College of Art
2020 International Photography Conference ‘Blurring the Lines’
2020 Salon Exposure: Future Plans (HKU Exposure Online)
Press
2022 Portretten van een nieuwe lichting fotografen, MAGjeZIENenHOREN #5!
2021 De kunst van het kijken, Seeing the Unseen, Galerie Pouloeuff, Gooi- en Eemlander
2021 Interview with Steve Bisson on Urbanautica
2021 Self-image: Personal stories during Moveable Statues at Domplein
In his visual work, Daan Russcher (1995) searches for new ways to depict the urban environment. His attention is focused on the frayed edges of the city: indeterminate transitional areas that at first sight are difficult to 'read'. Most people only visit them as passers-by and have no eye for the often banal surroundings.
What fascinates Russcher is the raw and unpolished quality of such areas. In an intuitive way, he tries to expose the individual character of these places. By means of his camera, he scans the material surface, looking for something to hold on to.
He uses his photography and the materials he finds on the spot – through deconstruction and reconstruction – to create new images that incite an active way of looking.
Contact
daanrusscher@live.nl
+31646806644
What fascinates Russcher is the raw and unpolished quality of such areas. In an intuitive way, he tries to expose the individual character of these places. By means of his camera, he scans the material surface, looking for something to hold on to.
He uses his photography and the materials he finds on the spot – through deconstruction and reconstruction – to create new images that incite an active way of looking.
Contact
daanrusscher@live.nl
+31646806644