Light of Other Worlds - Jule Jeurissen

For the exhibition "Light of Other Worlds," Jule Jeursissen drew inspiration from the medium of light, with a particular focus on blacklight. Light creates atmosphere, creates warmth and cold, exposes the hidden, and influences our emotions. Blacklight is a special form of light that makes visible wavelengths normally hidden from us. It also obscures wavelengths normally visible to the human eye. This allows the artist to experiment, to reveal something hidden.
Jule lives and works in Eindhoven and is deeply fascinated by the relationship between humans and their environment. She has also always been deeply interested in the theme of perception and its influence on us.
The artwork is a collection of individual objects and images that forms a total work of art, because the blacklight connects all the elements. In this way, the light also becomes the artist, which, through its interplay with simple and complex forms, both two- and three-dimensional, creates an object that seems to come from another world. Traditionally, the T56 gallery presents a variation on Christmas lights around Christmas and New Year's. The space's large windows transform into a blacklight viewing box, particularly mesmerizing in the dark.