We are delighted to present new photographs by MARTA DJOURINA and sculptures by OBBE VAN DER WEIDE at the LUXEMBOURG ART WEEK from November 20—22, 2026. In case you have a chance to visit the fair, we would be thrilled to welcome you to our Booth D13 in the TAKE OFF section at the Glacis Square / Fouerplaatz in the city of Luxembourg.
MARTA DJOURINA
OBBE VAN DER WEIDE
alongside works by JOÃO FREITAS, BEN GREBER,
FRANCK MILTGEN, MARCO SICILIANO
VIP & Pro Day THU, NOV 19, 12:00 — 19:00
Preview THU, NOV 19, 19:00 — 22:00
Public Days
FRI, NOV 20, 2026, 12:00 — 22:00
SAT, NOV 21, 2026, 10:30 — 19:00
SUN, NOV 22, 2026, 10:30 — 18:00
LAGE EGAL [TAKE OFF D13] — LUXEMBOURG ART WEEK 2026
Glacis Square (Fouerplatz), L—1628 Luxembourg
Contact: Pierre Granoux +49 173 1807226
sonderlage@lage-egal.net
Please note that the participation of OBBE VAN DER WEIDE was made possible thanks to support from MONDRIAAN FONDS.
This year’s presentation brings together two emerging European artists whose practices transform immaterial phenomena into tangible forms.
Marta Djourina (b. 1991 /BG • based in Berlin) creates camera-less photographs through direct interventions of light on analogue photographic paper. Using long exposures and performative gestures, she produces luminous compositions that blur the boundaries between photography, drawing and action. Her work foregrounds the physical act of image-making, revealing light itself as a sculptural and temporal medium.
In dialogue, Obbe Van der Weide (b. 1996 /NL • based in Den Haag) presents a new body of sculptures developed from expressive drawings translated through digital modelling and advanced fabrication processes. Positioned between the organic and the synthetic, these hybrid forms explore technology as an invisible force that increasingly structures contemporary experience.
Together, the artists propose two distinct yet complementary approaches to materiality and perception. While Djourina makes visible the fleeting presence of light, Van der Weide gives form to the abstract systems that shape our technological reality. The booth unfolds as a conversation between gesture and construction, immateriality and embodiment.
