In line with the rich references of religious iconography in Hieronymus Bosch’s triptych, I endeavoured to not only create a visual comment on this Renaissance masterpiece, but to actually lend it a ‘voice’. Taking the architecture of the exhibition venue as a point of departure for a site-specific installation, the aim was to fill the space with a sonorous echo to resonate with the works on display. From the predominance of sight, the eye is substituted by the ear to follow the melody, thus all

//...Hieronymus Bosch...// (Dutch Artist, 1450 - 1516) The Adoration of the Magi (Metropolitan) details 71.1 x 56.5 cm Oil on Oak Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York This panel, which, like the triptych of the same name in Madrid, has the Adoration of Magi as its subject, is the only surviving work by Bosch to make extensive use of gilding. The technique was used here to give the wise men’s gifts a royal allure. The differences in quality across the painting suggest that it is the work of a you

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A Deep Dive into Hieronymus Bosch's 15th-Century Painting