"I have come to understand every chapter of life as an integral part of who I am today. Every experience and every choice becomes part of our unfolding story. The present holds the traces of everything that has come before."
Margaret Lansink
While rooted in photography, Margaret Lansink's practice extends into painting, collage, and sculpture, transforming imagery from the natural world into layered reflections on perception, impermanence, and our connection to nature.
Deeply inspired by artists such as Gerhard Richter and Lorna Simpson, she is drawn to the freedom with which they move between mediums, allowing experimentation to expand the possibilities of their practice. Similarly, Lansink embraces process and transformation as essential aspects of her own work. Whether she is working with analogue photographic techniques, collage, or painting, she remains attentive to the traces that emerge through the process of making. Her work invites a slower way of looking, where materiality, memory, and the passage of time converge.