Julian Feitsma’s works explore the theme of transience within a poetic context. His diverse array of works, including installations, soundscapes, vinyl records, videos, drawings, and performances, touch upon themes of political and social norms, environmental activism, truth, fear, and memory.
Born in 1986 in Berlin, Julian Feitsma lives and works in both Berlin and London.
Feitsma creates commissioned works for galleries, museums, and private collectors, has collaborated with artists such as Olafur Eliasson and Souvenir Official, produced pieces for individuals like Harald Hermann (Galerie Crone), Markus Keibel (Galerie Holthoff), and Johannes Fricke Waldthausen. He has also created auditory portraits for artists including Claudia Comte, Corinne Wasmuht, Isa Genzken, and Julian Rosefeldt (Galerie König).
His works have been shared and admired by major social media influencers like DJ Peggy Gou (2,6M followers), Francisco Lachowski (1,4M) and Steinberg (336K) among others.
While studying philosophy, he writes television shows, films, shorts and plays.
About Julian Feitsma
“What we [...] call 'mind' penetrates so deeply into our 'reality' that the very enterprise of embarrassing ourselves as 'imageers' [...] is doomed from the start [...] an impracticable attempt to see the world from nowhere.“ Hilary Putnam (1926-2016)
Truth, as a philosophical aspect, is understood as true justified belief. Belief is determined by a certain view of the world, which is ultimately defined through experiences, memories, verification, conviction and fears. What is the actual „so-being“ of things, what defines truth and experience?
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