Myrthe Vinck, b. 1991, Belgium.
Myrthe Vinck’s work explores the intersections of memory, identity, and how personal and collective experiences intertwine and leave traces—whether in landscapes, relationships, or stories. Rooted in photography, video, and film, her practice often begins with a question, inviting a deeper exploration of how we shape, and are shaped by, the world around us.
Her creative process is defined by curiosity and experimentation, embracing the unexpected to uncover connection and meaning. She explores the tension between movement and stillness, presence and absence—capturing moments that embody these contrasts. At its core, her practice reflects a personal search for meaning, navigating the space between perception and emotion.
Sharing knowledge is central to her work. She works in part-time arts education where she teaches analog photography to adults and leads workshops for children and teenagers, creating open, playful spaces for exploration. During an internship in Northeast Brazil, working with young people in a cultural arts center, she deepened her belief in the power of collective making.
She holds a BA in Audiovisual Arts and an MA in Visual Arts from LUCA School of Arts in Brussels. She pursued additional studies in Cultural Studies at KU Leuven and in Global Citizenship and Development at UCLL. A teaching qualification in audiovisual and visual arts from KASK in Ghent reflects her dedication to education as a creative and transformative practice.
Through her work, Myrthe invites reflection and quiet dialogue—between viewer and image, memory and imagination—while nurturing a sense of intimacy, wonder, and play.
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