Reading between the lines
See-through church by the Belgian architect duo Gijs Van Vaerenbergh .Reading between the Lines is 10 metres high and consists of 100 stacked layers of steel plate in the shape of a small church , from far away and up-close. The church is therefore present but also absent in the landscape.
Awards
Black & White Photo Contest
2022Honorable Mention
Architecture
Non Professional
Reading between the lines
See-through church by the Belgian architect duo Gijs Van Vaerenbergh .Reading between the Lines is 10 metres high and consists of 100 stacked layers of steel plate in the shape of a small church , from far away and up-close. The church is therefore present but also absent in the landscape.
About Artist
Ingrid Gielen
Ingrid (1968) lives and works in Sint-Truiden, Belgium. At the age of 18 she hesitated between social work and a photography education . It then became social work. Somewhere photography kept itching and she took the step to start in the academy for visual arts in Sint-Truiden . Here she graduated in June 2019 with her thesis "about thoughts". In the meantime, photography has become an integral part of her life . Her pictures are mostly about all aspects of human life seen with a rather melancholic look. Her work is usually build up in layers of time, emotions and materials. In 2020 she became a member of the life framer collection with her project “as time goes by” and her pictures where among the finalists in several street photography competitions.
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