In this episode, presented by Caspar Stalenhoef, you will listen to three stories from The Invisible Collection selected by guest curator Daniel Rivera. The guest curator guides us through the expanding Invisible Collection. Daniel is a freelance classically trained musician and volunteer at Marres. He studied Arts and Culture at Maastricht University.

The three excerpts he chose demonstrate how art can disrupt your daily routine, provoke unexpected reactions, and change your perception.

We hear three art stories, including one from Claire, where she describes her physical reaction triggered by George Orwell's "1984". Talisha recalls an intriguing yet eerie image she saw during the "Body Worlds" exhibition. Artist Stéphanie Saadé describes the aging of the artwork “Becoming a Painting”.

The Invisible Collection focuses on people's stories about their favorite artwork. It's an online art collection that you can't see, but can hear. Marres gathers stories where people of all ages and backgrounds share their art experiences.

You can listen to stories from The Invisible Collection for free with your smartphone in Marres' city garden. This can also be done via our website or directly through your favorite podcast channel. Would you like to record your own story? You are welcome to share your story in The Invisible Collection, for more information visit marres.org.

Music: 'The Crisper', 'Latecomer', 'Drizzle', and 'Cabernet' by Blue Dot Sessions.

For this program, Marres collaborates with Cultuurmakers.