Tine Wilde

The multilayered and interdisciplinary work of Amsterdam based contemporary artist Tine Wilde encompasses site-specific installations, Fine art photography, performance and writing. She studied Fine art at AKI Academy for Art & Design in Enschede and read philosophy at the University of Amsterdam, where she obtained a PhD for integrating philosophical insights with her artwork in project Do not Erase and publication Remodel[l]ing Reality.  The artist lives and works in Amsterdam.

Her artistic output has been on view in galleries and institutions, including ACB Strasbourg, DAAD gallery Berlin, FrauenMuseum Bonn, Foundation De Achterstraat Hoorn, Kunstfort Vijfhuizen, Arti et Amicitiae Amsterdam, and many others. In addition, she heightened the relation between language and image in performance Language and her Tighty-whities; investigated the question what happens to a human being when she is totally isolated from her natural and cultural environment in a two-week stay at the fallout shelter of Dalfsen; received international recognition for performance Von Märchen und Gespenster in Cologne where she crossed the Rhine River wrapped in bandages; and put herself up for sale amid 34,000 day-trippers at the Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen. In 2011, she produced permanent photo installation Corrido[o]r—Empty Space for the University of Amsterdam. Work is included in various museological collections such as MoMA New York, Allard Pierson Museum Amsterdam, and Tate Modern London.