Corine van Voorbergen

Represented by various galleries worldwide and with works exhibited at the Venice Biennale, Corine van Voorbergen has established an international presence through her distinctive exploration of colour, light and material.

Her sculptural works, finished with layers of epoxy, transform with their surroundings, inviting viewers to experience them differently with every encounter.

Corine's intuitive relationship with colour has been a lasting source of inspiration. In this exclusive conversation for 1108B, she reflects on her creative journey, the influence of family life, and the stories behind two significant bodies of work: Soap, one of her most recognisable series, and Mute, her latest exploration of stillness, balance and quiet reflection.

EXPERIENCE Beyond 1108B, Corine's work can currently be captured in SMILE, on view at The Hoxton Amsterdam through mid-September 2026. *Curated by Bee. for the hoxton amsterdam.

The Curator's Eye

"Corine was one of the first artists who made me realise how colour can shape emotion..."

NOW IN THE ATELIER

OBLIVION

Originating from a kinetic work first presented at the Venice Biennale, OBLIVION explores the shifting relationship between light, shadow and perspective.

Created with volcanic sand, the work reflects on the complexity of navigating sustainability; a landscape of choices, conflicting information and changing perspectives, where there is rarely one clear path.

A work that shifts the longer you look.

OBLIVION is available in different sizes to collect through 1108B.
Price upon request: Hello@1108b.com