‘I make work that opens up perception by removing hierarchy in images.
The work remains grounded in reality, but operates without a center of gravity. Authority shifts from the image to the viewer.’
Alida van Gool’s work explores how reality-based images shape perception and attention by systemically resisting visual hierarchy and narrative resolution. Working across photography, collage, video and installation, her practice engages images as operative systems that organize meaning through legibility, efficiency and closure.
