Clarinde Wesselink’s work is a disruption, a call to shatter the systems that dictate our perceptions, temporal experiences and bodies. At the same time, it is a coming and bringing together.  As a choreographer, dancer, and visual artist, her practice inquires into interconnectedness as a lived experience. By invoking Indigenous frameworks, where kinship and reciprocity shape reality, her work moves beyond anthropocentric boundaries, questioning entrenched separations between mind and body and humans and other beings. With a body that has learned to attune itself to the unpredictability of external forces, Clarinde’s work beckons us to dismantle the dominance of control and embrace a world where connection is a constant presence.

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Texts:
→ Being as Knowing by Susan Leigh Foster, 2025
→ Rooted, Dr. Nathanja van den Heuvel, 2023
→ The Reason I Move, Peter Manson, 2022
→ De Groene Amsterdammer, Column, 2022