About me
Sabine Rovers is a social documentary photographer and storyteller, based in The Hague. Her work is led by a constant curiosity, optimism and an urge to understand and connect with new people, communities and subcultures she comes across. She looks for universal feelings of sincerity, vulnerability and humor to connect and build bridges between different groups of people. Engagement and collaboration are key, providing the people she photographs a platform to tell their story and actively involve them in the process of the work. By telling stories that evoke a sense of humanness or commonality in us all, she hopes to open up perspectives and share worlds that otherwise might not be seen or heard.
Contact
sabinerovers@gmail.com / +31 6 14164316
Exhibitions
2020 Currently on exhibtion: ‘Cowboy Kees’ at Filmtheater De Uitkijk, Amsterdam
2020 Currently on exhibition: ‘Is dit kunst?’ at Theater De Vaillant, Den Haag
2019 ‘Is dit kunst?’ at Het Atrium, Bibliotheek Leidschenveen & Het Koorenhuis, Den Haag
2019 ‘Wat te doen, na je pensioen?’ at A Lab, Amsterdam
2018 ‘Het Rosa Spier Huis’ at Het Rosa Spier Huis, Laren
2017 ‘Dutch Cowboys’ at Cinetol, Amsterdam
2016 ‘Dutch Cowboys’ at Roest, Amsterdam
Education:
2016 - Present BA Photography, Royal Academy of Art (KABK), The Hague
2011 - 2015 BA Media Studies, University of Amsterdam
