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During Dutch Design Week 2025, Teun Zwets (design), Jeroen Erosie (visual art), and Jeroen van der Wielen (photography) present the exhibition ‘Available Works’, a collective presentation of three autonomous practices within one cohesive, museum-like setting.
From an overall experience to an individual
The space shows individual works, yet is designed as a single, integrated experience. It is clear that these are three makers, each with their own signature and perspective, but united by a shared goal: to show and share their work.
The exhibition reveals how functional objects, painting, and photography can complement and strengthen one another. Visitors are invited to experience both the individual elements and the connections between them.
The title refers to the openness of the presentation: the work is visible, approachable, and available in multiple senses of the word.
