At Galerie Nasty Alice in Eindhoven, Len Creutzburg presents an installation of multiple sculptures. Creutzburg sees the body and mind as programmable systems, almost like machines, driven by impulses, triggers, and stored conditionings.
The sculptures make these processes visible, while also setting new processes in motion. Through integrated sensors, the visitor becomes part of the system. The closer one comes, the more strongly the works respond: liquid begins to move, sound vibrates through the material, bodies become more restless.
The works seek connection, but proximity also brings unease. A system that seeks connection while simultaneously protecting itself from it. A voice repeats itself. Words return, again and again. Sound moves not only through the space, but also through the body.
The exhibition becomes part of an encounter between different bodies, systems, and patterns, leaving space for what within them might be moved, felt, or rewritten.
At Galerie Nasty Alice in Eindhoven, Len Creutzburg and Wouter van der Giessen present new work, each occupying their own space. The exhibition is part of Jump! Talenthub 2025/26, in which both artists participate.
The exhibition is made possible by Stichting Cultuur Eindhoven. The exhibition NEXT-GEN was on view from 21 June to 19 July 2026.
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Pulse, Fawn, Dysregulation, 2026
200 × 40 × 100 cm
Aluminum, plastic, silicone tubing, fluid, peristaltic pump, cables, electronics, sensor, motor driver, microcontroller
This Wound, 2026
120 × 100 × 60 cm
Aluminum, steel, plastic, glass, cables, electronics, transducer exciter, sensor, micro amplifier
The sculptures make these processes visible, while also setting new processes in motion. Through integrated sensors, the visitor becomes part of the system. The closer one comes, the more strongly the works respond: liquid begins to move, sound vibrates through the material, bodies become more restless.
The works seek connection, but proximity also brings unease. A system that seeks connection while simultaneously protecting itself from it. A voice repeats itself. Words return, again and again. Sound moves not only through the space, but also through the body.
The exhibition becomes part of an encounter between different bodies, systems, and patterns, leaving space for what within them might be moved, felt, or rewritten.
At Galerie Nasty Alice in Eindhoven, Len Creutzburg and Wouter van der Giessen present new work, each occupying their own space. The exhibition is part of Jump! Talenthub 2025/26, in which both artists participate.
The exhibition is made possible by Stichting Cultuur Eindhoven. The exhibition NEXT-GEN was on view from 21 June to 19 July 2026.
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Pulse, Fawn, Dysregulation, 2026
200 × 40 × 100 cm
Aluminum, plastic, silicone tubing, fluid, peristaltic pump, cables, electronics, sensor, motor driver, microcontroller
This Wound, 2026
120 × 100 × 60 cm
Aluminum, steel, plastic, glass, cables, electronics, transducer exciter, sensor, micro amplifier
