Gallery JOEY RAMONE

If you missed the opening, the exhibition is on view during the Rotterdam Art Week.
Come experience ✨The Way We Live Together Now✨

Thursday-Saturday
12-17.00hrs
& by appointment

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening of ✨The Way We Live Together Now.✨
Seeing the exhibition activated by so many bodies, voices, and encounters was truly special.
Grateful for this shared experience. 🤍

🗓️ Till 2 May 2026
Thursday-Saturday
12.00-17.00hrs✨

✨Last chance to visit 👉

Tudor Bratu — The Burden of Proof


🗓 17.01 – 14.03.2026

🎈Mark your calendars ✨

📣Opening: Saturday 21 March, 6-9pm
The Way We Live Together Now
[Gallery Version]

The original “The Way We Live Together Now” unfolded in a Limassol apartment, where art met domestic life. Intimacy, everyday gestures, and shared spaces shaped a unique encounter.

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Installation views from EINS Apartment, Limassol, Cyprus, in the framework of

With work by:
Heyer Thurnheer, Can Sun, Domas van Wijk, Yasser Ballemans, Maja Klaassens, Kosmas Nikolaou, Yesum Yoon, Finn Theuws & Kiki Petratou.

Curated by yours truly ;-)

🟡On view now ✨
Tudor Bratu — The Burden of Proof


🗓 17.01 – 14.03.2026

🟡New photo installation by Tudor Bratu.


These works move between the personal and the collective.
They depict individuals, yet speak of larger conditions — neglect, transition, quiet resilience.

On view now✨
Tudor Bratu — The Burden of Proof
🗓 17.01 – 14.03.2026

✨ Now on view at the newly opened Nederlands Fotomuseum ✨

Installation views of Florian Braakman’s Temporary Facades (2015–2025), a newly commissioned work for Rotterdam in Focus.
Stretching an impressive 28,5 × 880 cm, this piece unfolds as a visual rhythm of the city—layered, provisional, and constantly in flux.

Rooted in Rotterdam’s streetscape, Temporary Facades reflects on urban transformation, everyday architecture, and the quiet narratives embedded in surfaces we usually pass by without noticing.

📍 Rotterdam in Focus
📸 Nederlands Fotomuseum (opened yesterday!)

Tudor Bratu — The Burden of Proof


Installed as a sequence, the works form a quiet rhythm of repetition, interruption, and pause. Images are given space to breathe, and the intervals between them matter as much as the photographs themselves.

The exhibition unfolds slowly, asking for attention rather than interpretation.

🗓 17.01 – 14.03.2026

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Tudor Bratu — The Burden of Proof

The Burden of Proof asks what it means to witness.
Not to explain or speak for others, but to acknowledge presence, vulnerability, and responsibility.

🗓 17.01 – 14.03.2026

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Tudor Bratu — The Burden of Proof


A photographic exhibition focusing on lives at the edge of social visibility.
Working largely with analogue photography, Bratu preserves scratches, light leaks, and material breakdowns—allowing the vulnerability of the medium to mirror the fragility of the lives depicted.

The images resist explanation and resolution. They insist on presence, exposure, and the responsibility of looking.

🗓 17.01 – 14.03.2026

🟡Tudor Bratu — The Burden of Proof



This exhibition brings together a body of photographic work by Tudor Bratu focusing on lives that exist at the edge of social visibility. The images do not explain or resolve. They remain with moments of exposure, suspension, and precarity.

Working largely with analogue photography, Bratu preserves scratches, light leaks, and material breakdowns. These marks are not corrected. They mirror the conditions of the lives depicted—shaped by neglect, instability, and systems that fail to provide care or protection.

Installed as a sequence, the works insist on presence rather than narrative. The Burden of Proof asks what it means to witness, and what responsibility comes with looking.

🗓 17.01 – 14.03.2026