Family Works, 2022, solo show
De Fabriek Eindhoven

Opa Pieter/ Grandpa Pieter

Grandma Nellie/ Oma Nellie

_{Suzan van der Loo, Eleye’s parent, after assisting in the making of this wallpainting. Here a story is enlarged that Eleye wrote when she was seven years old during the same month her parents divorced //

Suzan van der Loo, Eleye’s ouder, hielp mee aan het maken van de muurschildering waarop een verhaal is uitvergroot dat Eleye schreef als 7-jarige in dezelfde maand als de scheiding van haar ouders.}

^{Enlish translation of the wallpainting// Engelse vertaling van de muurschildering}

^{Friend Anne and her parent, wearing a matching shirt}

Eleye returned to her birthtown Deurne (Noord-Brabant), working in the studio in Eindhoven, and sleeping over at her family. The works in the exhibition investigate family, the loss of childhood and changing family relationships. This 7-week residency project was concluded with this solo show. Visitors were able to meet family members in real life in the exhibition, who normally only show up as subjects in the works.

Curator Fabienne Chiang wrote the exhibition text:
Click here for English version

Curator Fabienne Chiang schreef de tentoonstellingstekst:
Klik hier voor de Nederlandse Vertaling

_{photos: Peter Cox and Niek Tijsse Klasen}
_{Past: 5 - 12 August 2022}

_{This show was supported by the Mondrian Fund, Cultuur Eindhoven and Kunstloc // Deze tentoonstelling is mede mogelijk gemaakt door het Mondriaan Fonds, Cultuur Eindhoven en Kunstloc.}

2022, Ass-Works, solo
BRUTUS Rotterdam

The exhibition was accompanied by a text written and recorded by philosopher Simon(e) van Saarloos

What if the foamboard was stone

Text design: Dongyoung Lee
People in the pictures: Dieke Venema and Dewi Baggerman

_{The Ass-Works debuted at BRUTUS, Rotterdam.

Click here for info on the Brutus website}
_{Past: 16 June - 17 July 2022}
_{Credits: Beeldsmits}

We no longer live at number 8, 2021, solo, Daily Practice Rotterdam

In this exhibition works were shown relating to the house and family Eleye grew up in. // In deze tentoonstelling worden werken getoond die gaan over het huis en de gezinsleden waarmee Eleye opgroeide.

Find exhibition text here, written by Suzanne Weenink, translated by Moosje M. Goosen

_{Many thanks to Suzanne Weenink

Click here for info on the Daily Practice website}
_{Credits: Beeldsmits}

Offspring 2020/Zigzag, 2020
De Ateliers Amsterdam

curated by Fabian Schöneich

This exhibition concluded two years of working at post-academic institute De Ateliers in Amsterdam.

A range of various works were shown that represent the different media, materials and people that take part in Eleye’s practice. For example the nightstand piece, a collected object from the family home, a short experimental film portraits her relationship with her mother in a conflict about the family table. The swearwords often used by her father in wood hang onto the wall and a monumental picture of the father’s torso with relationship tattoo, he and her mother still wear after their divorce, stands in the middle of the space.

_{Find catalogue text here}

Deze tentoonstelling rondde de tweejarige werkperiode af waarin Eleye werkte bij de post-academische instelling De Ateliers in Amsterdam. In deze tentoonstelling zijn werken gekozen die de verschillende materialen, technieken en personen laten zien die een rol spelen in Eleye’s werk. Een voorbeeld is het nachtkastje waar haar broertje naast is geboren en De Eetkamertafel (2020), waarin de relatie tussen haar moeder en haar zichtbaar wordt in een conflict over de familietafel.
_{︎ de-ateliers.nl (post-academic institute Amsterdam)

︎ Fabian Schöneich (curator)}

_{Credits: G.J. van Rooij}

Standards of living: Dad taught me (…), 2021, 122.3 x 9.3 x 5.3 cm various pieces of wood, pen on forex and white thumbtack

Standards of living: Card on standard (Paul XXXXXX), 2020, 127 x 14.6 x 32 cm paper postcard on triplex, screws and various pieces of wood Credits: Tommy Smits

_{Standards of living: Dad taught me (…)}_{, 2021,

122.3 x 9.3 x 5.3 cm

various pieces of wood, pen on forex and white thumbtack}

_{Standards of living: Card on standard (Paul XXXXXX),}_{2020, 127 x 14.6 x 32 cm

paper postcard on triplex, screws and various pieces of wood}

_{Credits: Tommy Smits}