Passing the Fire – how art moves between bodies and generations
Art history is not static or linear; it is continuously reshaped through cross-pollinations between artists of different generations. Through dialogues, encounters, and his Prelude evenings, Titus Nouwens seeks to look at what earlier artistic practices can teach us today, in close proximity to those who shaped them. For Mister Motley, Titus writes about this infinite interweaving. In doing so, he moves alongside the work of—and the intergenerational encounters between—Louwrien Wijers, Publik Universal Frxnd, Philipp Gufler, Rory Pilgrim, Lydia Schouten, Astrit Ismaili, Sands Murray-Wassink, and Billy Morgan.














