Robin Waart is an artist based in Amsterdam. After studying Classics in Amsterdam, he received his BA from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam, and MA from the Royal Academy of Arts, The Hague.
Robin's work revolves around themes of repetition and collecting as a framework for projects and installations with text, printed matter, movie stills, photography and book pages explore what it means to do, and look at, the same thing over and over.
Publications: Lakeside Library/Library Ideal (2024), Footnotes I have never seen (2022), An animal that speaks (2021), Evol/Love (2020), Dedication(s) (2018), Thinking in Pictures (2010), Part one (2010, 2011, 2024.
Cover of 'Part one' - Robin Waart - Part one , risoprint on paper (2010/2011) (Photo Edwin Deen)
Cover of 'Evol/Love' - Nibor Traaw, Evol/Love . Offset on pink paper (2020) (Photo Ayako Nishibori)
page from 'Evol/Love' - Nibor Traaw, Evol/Love . Offset on pink paper (2020) (Photo Ayako Nishibori)
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410 01.24.41, 2001# A Space Odyssey, Stanley Kubrick, UK US 1968, 01.24.41, What do you think (Gary Lockwood to Keir Dullea, speaker and addressee (m) in picture) (speaker on left hand side)
