Noor Nuyten: Digital Dust and Other Stories

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Digital Dust and Other Stories is the first monograph on the work of Dutch artist Noor Nuyten (b. 1986, NL), offering an overview of her practice and body of work. 

By placing your fingertips on a touchscreen, you set off a chain reaction of electromagnetic currents in the device. Fascinated by this zone in which human actions and the digital world merge, conceptual artist Noor Nuyten visualises the waves that pass through the electrodes after a swipe. These patterns form the basis for Digital Dust, a series of 3D-printed reliefs made from material sourced from discarded and melted-down electronics. Feminist philosopher Donna Haraway’s imagination of a more liveable future inspired Nuyten to make recycling an essential part of her work. ‘Digital Dust and Other Stories’ is the first monograph and overview of Nuyten’s practice.

Noor Nuyten received a postgraduate at the HISK in Ghent after a BA at Art Academy Minerva Groningen. She was a guest resident at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten, Amsterdam, and the Masters Fine Arts at Malmö Art Academy. The artist is represented by Upstream Gallery Amsterdam. Nuyten’s work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions around the world including among others Philadelphia Contemporary; Beta-Local, San Juan; Convocation House, Johannesburg; Institute of Contemporary Art, Richmond; Emergent, Veurne; Städtische Gallery, Wolfsburg; Kunsthalle Münster; Airspace, Manchester; Istanbul Biennial, and Enia Gallery, Athens. She has been selected for several awards and commissions like the European Patent Office, the Rijksoverheid and Netherlands Film Festival.

The works in this book are held in private and public collections including amongst others: Museum Voorlinden, CODA Museum, Rijksmuseum, the Netherlands Open Air Museum, Normec Collection, Sanders Collection, Government of the Netherlands, Heden, plancius art collection, Collection Nadine van den Bosch, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NN Art Collection. 

Pages: 280
Dimensions: 118 x 180 mm
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Year: 2025
Publisher: Jap Sam Books