Lisa Donneson / Irreversible Order apparel In his latest installation

In his latest installation

to the type of incident that is often characterised as ‘too good to be true’

is the fragmentary representation of something that is too agile and too fleeting in its totality – far too agile and fleeting – to be fully grasped

This publication is composed of all the slides Frido Troost (1960-2013) used for his classes at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie

Landscapes caught under a bell jar or carefully placed in a monumental architectural structure

Lisa Donneson / Irreversible Order apparel In his latest installationLisa Donnesons Irreversible Order examines how memory, aging, and cultural identity cohere into visual form. Engaging Proustian cuesthe scent of coffee, the warmth of freshly baked bread, remnants of a shifting American landscapeshe activates desire, loss, humour, and latent trauma as material for image making. Her use of a performative double within domestic space foregrounds the slippages between reenactment and recollection, allowing humour to