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Johnny Mae Hauser

Archival C-Type print, mounted on Bubond

Johnny Mae Hauser (NL, 1997) is a Dutch-German artist known for her abstract compositions, gentle gaze in rich palettes, pushing the boundaries of photography and exploring the imaginative engagement of the medium. Hauser’s subjects get deliberately
softened and unsharpened to dissolve the line between the tangible and the intangible, creating a dreamlike realm where the viewer is encouraged to engage with what is felt rather than seen.

Each piece, an expression of the evolution of emotional memory in her distinctly sensible and colourful ways. Inspired by personal life experiences, her images exude a poetic stillness that captures the sentiments of life – introspection, isolation, intimacy and, ultimately, connection

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Size:
160×126 cm

Year:
2024

Series:
die Welle

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    My work is a fluid and organic process. Sometimes I'll notice something in my peripheral vision that sparks my intuition. It's difficult to pinpoint exactly what it is that catches my attention, but there's a definite feeling associated with it.

    UPCOMING SHOWS:

    2024 | Postpartum Garden, a duo solo exhibition with Aldo van den Broek, Homecoming Gallery, the penthouse at Park Modern, November 15-17, London, UK

    2025 | ZONA MACO, a duo solo exhibition with Aldo van den Broek with Homecoming Gallery, Feb 5th – Feb 9th, CDMX, Mexico

    PAST:

    2024 | PHOTO LONDON solo presentation with Homecoming gallery,  May 16 – May 19, London, UK 

    2024 TAIPEI DANGDAI duo exhibition with Aldo van den Broek with SOM gallery,  May 10 – May 12, Taipei, Taiwan

    2024 | CEASURA with Azul Ehrenberg and Aldo van den broek at Gallery Fanny Freytag, February 9 – March 30, Amsterdam, NL

    2024 |  ART ROTTERDAM Vriend van Bavink Gallery with Aldo van den broek, Piet Parra, Anouk kruithof,
    Maurice van Tellingen, Koos Buster, Rotterdam,  NL

    2023 | Solo exhibition with Homecoming gallery during September at Kerkstraat 67, Amsterdam, NL

    2023 | ALORS ON DANSE GÄRNA Gallery, Group-exhibition, Madrid, ES

    2023 | Duo show with Aldo van den Broek Gallery SOM, Tokyo, JP;

    2023 | Unseen Photography fair represented by Homecoming Gallery, Amsterdam, NL;

    2023 | Group exhibition with Aldo van den Broek, Otto Egberts, Daan den Houter, Marilou van Lierop, Pieter Jan Martyn, Mike Ottink, Marel wesdorp, Vincent Zanni at Gallery Frank Taal. Rotterdam, NL

    2023 | Group exhibition with Marian Genet, Jildau Nijboer, Micha Prinsen Galerie Helder; Den Haag, NL

    2023 | Group exhibition with Marjo Postma, Paul Ouwerkerk Chris van Veghel, JD Hali, Sonja Cabalt, Orange and red, Lia de Jonghe, Britte Koolen, Saar Scheerlings, Sarai, Sonja Cabalt, Kunst kapel.  Amsterdam, NL;

    2022 | Solo show Gallery HEDEN, The Hague, NL;

    2022 | Group exhibition with Aldo van den Broek, Paul Kooiker, Arjan van Helmond, Maurice van Tellingen, Penolope Umbrico,  Vriend van bavink Gallery, Amsterdam, NL;

    2022 | Ron Mandos best of graduates,  Group exhibition Amsterdam, NL

    2022 | SBK sprouts young talents award,  Group exhibition Amsterdam, NL

    die Welle 

    die Welle is a continuation of Johnny-Mae Hauser’s earlier work, Bildnis, which deepens the exploration of self-discovery and emotional memory. The series reflects how buried emotions shift like the tide, reshaping the reality once known into something fluid and ever-changing.

    At its core, die Welle engages with the tension between self and other, where the boundaries of identity blur and redefine themselves. This tension drives the exploration of how personal identity evolves in relation to others, especially during moments of significant change. Through softened, abstract imagery, Hauser captures this dynamic, using an interplay of red and pink tones, alongside hints of blue, to evoke the complexity of love, longing, and evolving familial bonds.

    The series invites viewers to reflect on the constant negotiation of self in a world where emotional landscapes shift. die Welle emphasizes the fluid spaces between who we are and who we become, deepening the themes introduced in Bildnis and highlighting the transformative power of connection and change.

     

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    In the vibrant landscape of contemporary art, Johnny Mae Hauser stands out for her captivating vision and ability to challenge prevailing narratives.

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