In Murmurs under the Skin, photographer Clementine van der Bent explores the inner changes brought about by the seasons. What happens beneath our skin when the leaves fall or the first crocuses bloom?

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Where nature invites rest, blooming, harvest, and letting go, society demands a continuous pace. Inspired by the Celtic wheel of the year and the tarot, Clementine weaves intuitive observations with staged imagery. In doing so, she maps out what friction and movement occur per season, both from within and from without.

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Her work is an invitation to listen to the rhythm of nature once again and poses the question: how can we, amid the rush of our lives, learn to move with the rhythm of the earth once more?

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The exhibition is currently on view at Atelier K84 until November 21st, open on Friday and Saturday from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM.