“Brush Park 2“, 2022 by Corine Vermeulen. 23.5 x 29.5" Unframed archival inkjet print on Canson Platine paper. Edition of 5.

Corine Vermeulen’s photographic work addresses notions of identity, belonging, memory and loss through a range of forms and processes navigating between representation and abstraction. Best known for her long-term, immersive projects portraying resilient urban communities in the midst of reinvention, her recent work employs the language of abstract painting, conveying pointed social and political meaning. Born in the Netherlands, Vermeulen has based her studio practice in Detroit since 2006. This relocation has long propelled her interest in themes of home and exile, highlighting paradoxes inherent to the notion of inclusion.

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