Remy

Jungerman

at

the

Stedelijk

Museum:

Major

Survey

of

Work

From

the

Last

15

years

Remy Jungerman’s solo exhibition Behind the Forest at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam is a major survey of the artist’s work from the last 15 years, highlighting his exploration of the visual and spiritual connections between Surinamese Maroon culture, Afro-Caribbean traditions, and modernist abstraction.

The exhibition presents a powerful blend of materials—including textiles, kaolin clay, and geometric forms—that reflect Jungerman’s interest in ritual, lineage, and postcolonial dialogue. Through his distinctive minimal aesthetic, Jungerman offers a compelling reflection on diasporic identity and the resonance of ancestral knowledge in contemporary art.