Mark Manders
Mark Manders is a Dutch artist born in 1968 who currently lives and works in Ronse, Belgium. His practice encompasses installations, drawings, and sculptures, for which he is widely recognized. He is best known for creating large bronze figures that resemble rough-hewn, wet, or peeling clay, often displayed alongside arrangements of everyday objects such as furniture, light bulbs, and organic materials.
Books
- Table with Notional Newspapers
- Isolated Rooms
- Dos Casas Interconectadas
- Mark Manders: Reference Book
- Hann. Münden Promotion Posters
- Dictated Drawings
- Mark Manders House With All Existing Words An Exhibition In Juliaan Lampens S Woning Van Wassenhove
- JCJ Vanderheyden / The Analogy of the Eye
- Arnhem Promotion Poster
- Night Drawings from Self-portrait as a Building
- The Absence of Mark Manders
- Obra de Referencia
- Gedicteerde tekeningen
- Cose in Corso
- Cose in Corso
- Two Connected Houses
- Hypocotyl Raki
- All Words and One
- The Absence of Mark Manders
- Angus 15 jaar / 3-11-2001
- Waiting for the Laundry
- Floor with Notional Newspapers
- Night Drawings
- Several Drawings on Top of Each Other