Partial Coverage
You happen to be the one reading this. A partial report can only offer you partial access. Like an observation, it stays fragmented, like a piece of thought.
In Partial Coverage, Baroeg Mulder makes a choreographic attempt to capture presence, and we are both witnessing and participating in it. The interchange amongst strangers, or people you know, becomes a readable act. Using broadcasting tools to fragment the surrounding spaces, Partial Coverage builds a rotating narrative that the viewer steps into for a moment.
Presented at The Servers, Den Haag
Supported by Stroom Den Haag and Amarte Fonds
2026
You happen to be the one reading this. A partial report can only offer you partial access. Like an observation, it stays fragmented, like a piece of thought.
In Partial Coverage, Baroeg Mulder makes a choreographic attempt to capture presence, and we are both witnessing and participating in it. The interchange amongst strangers, or people you know, becomes a readable act. Using broadcasting tools to fragment the surrounding spaces, Partial Coverage builds a rotating narrative that the viewer steps into for a moment.
Presented at The Servers, Den Haag
Supported by Stroom Den Haag and Amarte Fonds
2026