#0204 - misha de ridder / fine art print 100 x 80 cm

opening 26 Mar 16-21 hrs | on view 27 - 29 Mar 2026

misha de ridder is presenting new work from i am nature at the booth of Caroline O'Breen.

Galerie Caroline O'Breen is participating in the 2026 editions of Art Rotterdam and Unseen Photo with a selection of photography-based art and sculpture by artists who, by making use of innovative ways of experimenting with materials and techniques, create multi-layered works that emerge from concept and research.

Presented are Sander Coers, Lucas Leffler, Bart Lunenburg, Jaya Pelupessy and misha de ridder. Each artist is engaging with the photographic medium as a site of material research, conceptual inquiry, and reflection.

Inquiries caroline@carolineobreen.com

More information and tickets Art Rotterdam

yes trees just wanna have fun

nothing really changes

the unreal reality of modern day phone pics

the world just keeps on giving

20.5 C today

The Limburg Biennale is an exhibition of artworks selected from an open call and takes place every two years. The exhibition connects the professional and amateur arts. Marres and Odapark invite everyone to submit work. The assessment and selection is in the hands of a jury of professional artists.

OPEN CALL Marres

Jury members Marres
Morena Bamberger
Mounir Eddib
Arash Fakhim
Henri Jacobs
Juul Kraijer
Charl Landvreugd
Bodil Ouédraogo
Ilke Paddenburg
misha de ridder
Lydia Schouten
Koen Taselaar
Simone Trum (Team Thursday)

trees just wanna have fun

when network becomes medium

glitch — ▓░▒█

snow last thursday long gone

The recent firmware update of my Roc Camera built and designed by Faust finally made it possible to see the zero-knowledge proofs of the photos I make. Proof of Reality $REALNESS

Zero-knowledge proofs, or ZK proofs, embody a profound paradox: truth without revelation. You prove you know something without showing what you know. The mathematical structure guarantees truth independent of human understanding. This proof is mathematically valid and it has its own inherent beauty. But the semantic content, what was actually proven, remains invisible. You are witnessing the aesthetics of epistemological asymmetry.

I'm excited about the Roc Camera and ZK technology in general, and integrating it in my art practice. More to come.

never waste a good sunset

I ran a Mastodon instance, feralmimesis.xyz, now abandoned. After that I became active on Farcaster protocol as part of one of the first group of users. Halfheartedly tried Bluesky. Recently I realised maybe decentralised social media is just having many kinds of social media to choose from and true ownership of your social digital identity is just running your own. So that's why I am starting from where I begon, a self hosted microblog :)

Manton Reece, founder of Micro.blog defines microblogging thus:

A microblog post should have these qualities:

• Should have a feed, usually RSS or JSON Feed
• Does not have an RSS item title.
• Contains short post text, usually 280 characters or less.

Obviously I'm doing it my own way, like I would encourage anyone to do. But I think most important is having an RSS-feed. As feedreader I recommend NetNewsWire

To find other microblogs go and explore:

Bear blog
Kagi small web

A special mention goes out to elle's homepage following along on RSS ;)

#0090 - misha de ridder / fine art print 125 x 100 cm

opening 17 jan 17-19 hrs | on view until 7 feb 2026

Salon Amsterdam is an exhibition co-organised by a group of 11 Amsterdam galleries, on view for four weeks across the city.

On January 17, eleven simultaneous vernissages take place across the participating galleries: Althuis Hofland, Galerie Caroline O'Breen, Ellen de Bruijne PROJECTS, Depth of Field, dudokdegroot, LANG, Stigter van Doesburg, tegenboschvanvreden, TORCH, Galerie Wouter van Leeuwen, and Martin van Zomeren.

Salon Amsterdam is a group show that stretches across galleries. Together, we turn the Hazenstraat area into one simultaneous exhibition. This initiative refers to the 18th- and 19th-century Parisian artsalons, where walls were filled with artworks from floor to ceiling. The name Salon Amsterdam nods to those historical salon exhibitions. This group exhibition is about density, curiosity, and the pleasure of looking.

Galerie Caroline O'Breen brings together archival highlights and new works in dialogue.

misha de ridder presents a selection of iconic archival images, shown alongside new work from the winter edition of the 'generative by nature' series.

caroline o'breen