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Luna Joubert

tekenen , Taal , sculptuur , schrijven , Publicatie , Media , Literair , fotografie , Digitaal , Analytisch

into anything reflexive.

plain sawn poplar grain
plain sawn poplar grain - graphite on newsprint, 21x 30 cm. (2026).
live sawn poplar grain
live sawn poplar grain - graphite on newsprint, 21x 30 cm. (2026).
(TEST) driving past the poplars in a fast car
(TEST) driving past the poplars in a fast car - Graphite on newsprint, mounted on industrial card, 2026.
360° trees
360° trees - 25.5 x 65cm. This landscape drawing depicts an impossible event - a row of windbreak poplar trees in the process of departing from the earth, curling up skyward. It explores both the spectacle of the event and the empty space it leaves behind. The figures perform something utterly extraordinary, yet the image simply carries on beyond it, flatly stretching out the absurdity of the event until it becomes almost matter-of-fact.
the copse
the copse - 7 drawings, graphite on cotton. solid oak frame 2m. photo by kieke kurstjens, edited by luna joubert
Dust Cover for Territory in Triplicate 'the Play'
Dust Cover for Territory in Triplicate 'the Play' - A4, graphite on newsprint. April 2026.
Publication made for the Seminar Week 'Structures of (Un)feeling' ETH Zurich
Publication for the Seminar Week '(Un)Safe Spaces' - The publication that resulted from the (Un)safe Spaces Seminar Week at ETH Zurich. This publication was co-published by: Julian, Elmedina, Adrien, Sude, Oriol, Dario, Noel, Maya, Luce, Leon, Rose, Malik - as part of (Un)Safe Spaces, a seminar week in Zurich in which we looked at the conundrum of safe(r) spaces within spatial design. (Un)Safe Spaces took place as part of Structures of (Un)feeling an exhibition and learning environment aimed at fostering public dialogue around sexualized violence. Initiated by the research group SOHERE. The publication was edited and printed by Luna Joubert. October 2024
Territory in Triplicate
Territory in Triplicate - three x 21 cm x 29 cm graphite on newsprint. (from left to right) 1. windbreak, 2. the wet field, 3. home (2023)
The right angle
The right angle - (2025)
The Penguin
The Penguin - Hardcover, 83 pages. handbound. Ink jet print on poplar, off white, 75gsm. A5 (2023) Source binder containing a selection of prose, thought and reference circling around the concept of a 'screen' and its technical mediation.

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