Tweehonderd dagen tekenen = Two hundred days of drawing

Tweehonderd dagen tekenen = Two hundred days of drawing

by Toos Nijssen

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Willy de Rooy, hostess of the Abbemuseum: "I have been following Toos Nijssen's drawings for a long time, which she shares on Facebook. Now she has compiled 200 of those beautiful drawings in a book. I love the drawings because they refer to A Daily Practice (coincidentally also the title of the beautiful exhibition by Yael Davids). This exhibition also contains three works by her, works from the museum's collection. What fascinates me about her drawings is that she shows us that every day touches different subjects, makes other reflections possible. Examine every day who you are and who you want to be. Special to watch, feel, listen and use as a stimulus to my own research. Her book is on my display cabinet, every day I choose a different page. I can travel with Toos, a 200 day trip."

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