Bruno van den Elshout and Rob van Hoesel's book New Horizons offers an escape without interruption
‘What is important now?’ Artist Bruno van den Elshout’s works strive to answer that question. For the making of New Horizons, it was the need to detach from the never-ending ‘plugged-in life’ and to introduce space and tranquillity into t
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