“Experience is fundamentally partial; meaning emerges through attention and ongoing negotiation, not clarity.“
Alida van Gool works with photography, installation, and video, focusing on perception as a temporal and mediated condition. Her practice treats images as structures rather than representations, informed by an interest in metaphysics and collective forms of experience. Across archival material, fragmented imagery, and spatial installation, the work attends to the unstable conditions under which images, bodies, and subjective experience emerge.
