AnnA @ Lange Hout
AnnA @ Lange Hout
It’s been a challenging year — one that asked for patience, courage, and trust in the process.
At the same time, it reminded me what passionates the most. New connections, meaningful insights, and ideas that make the world a little better feel more necessary than ever.
Seeing renewal take shape in the Lange Houtstraat in The Hague is a resonant way to close this year. Together with the Rijksvastgoedbedrijf, we gave AnnA @ Lange Hout new meaning — a project that connects spaces, people, and their surroundings.
At the same time, it reminded me what passionates the most. New connections, meaningful insights, and ideas that make the world a little better feel more necessary than ever.
Seeing renewal take shape in the Lange Houtstraat in The Hague is a resonant way to close this year. Together with the Rijksvastgoedbedrijf, we gave AnnA @ Lange Hout new meaning — a project that connects spaces, people, and their surroundings.
Thankful for everyone who believed, collaborated, and helped turn challenges into possibilities this year.
Peace & Love
Credits AnnA @ Lange Hout:
Photography: Francine van der Wansem
45-metre graphic window statement: Serge Scheepers
Light installation & performance: Arno Scheper & Denise Pakes / Eyekino
Window exhibitions: work by 8 The Hague photographers (The Hague Creators) and historical material from the Rijksvastgoedbedrijf
Com: Sanne Bakker
Project development: Willemijn de Boer & RVB
Sound collage: nies
