Caroline Lindo
Caroline Lindo is the artist behind State of Play. She focuses mainly on making multidimensional networks and creating performance and installation healing art pieces.
She studied fashion design and textile design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy where she graduated with a woven network of demonstrations and protests. After her graduation she worked for Greenpeace Netherlands, she is a peace activist with green roots.
In her work she investigates the connection between the visible and non visible, she visualizes and creates connections. She is interested in the ways in which people relate to each other, themselves, the field of ideas (inspiration, playfulness) and to the earth.
Her art is full of magical touches, social/political awareness and color. The philosophy that moves her forward is that the best way to predict the future is to create it. She has a clear vision of how she wants the world to look and will spend her time on this planet manifesting that.
Exhibitions, shows and installations
Mongolian Traditional Painting, DefiPlanet, France, 2023
The Forest Bathing Experience, Oerol Festival, Terschelling 2022
The Labyrinth Series exhibition
Plantagedok Open Studios, Amsterdam, 2021
Nestanine, Secret Museum of Berlin,
Berlin, 2019
The observer of the silent drum - Hjertøya Merz, Møre og Romsdal kunstsenter, Molde Norway 2017
The Circle Of - Dokzaal, Home of Art Gallery, 4bid Gallery,
Amsterdam, 2017
Garden of Wishes - Peace Palace, The Hague, 2016 - now
Full Moon Changing Room - Textile Hunters Studio, Amsterdam, 2016
Welcome to Wonderland - Sauna Karavaan, Proeftuin de Luwte, Amsterdam, 2015
State of Play presents: In Living Dreamtime - NDSM, Amsterdam, 2015
State of Play - NDSM, Amsterdam 2015
SpADM - ADM, Amsterdam, 2014
New Moon Changing Room - Dokhuis Gallerie, Amsterdam, 2014
Textile Hunters - Grande Bellezza, Museumnacht, Oostergasfabriek, Amsterdam, 2014
Wishes for the Planet - MAMA eet wat je weet, Dam, Amsterdam, 2014
Kipkommer - MAMA eet wat je weet, Dam, Amsterdam, 2013
Tangible tension - Slow Lloyd, Lloyd Hotel, Amsterdam, 2011
Shanghai Gesture - Museum Willet Holthuijsen, Amsterdam, 2011
"I find a lot of poetry in the creating of rope and networks. Its parallels to life, love, co-creation and human connection are spot on and even tantric. How two strips of textile, twisted around each other are so much stronger than just the sum of both strengths is amazing. One plus one can be three sometimes. When those ropes tie together in a network, the pressure can be distributed throughout the whole body. There is now room to relax and to play.
I dedicate my work to anyone in the human and more then human world who needs the healing powers of connection, co-creation and play, and I hope that more people than I can possibly imagine will enjoy my creations."
Contact Me
caroline at textilehunters.com
00316 30 24 96 71