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Philippa Driest (1993) is an artist and founder of KIOSK Rotterdam.

Her practices revolve around topics of maintenance, community and distribution. In her work she explores different sites of contamination and leakage through publishing, performance and multi-media research installations.

phedflip@gmail.com
Insta: @flipdriest


She was part of the first year of WHW Akademija, Zagreb (2018-2019), recently finished her MA at the Dutch Art Institute (2021) and BAK Fellowship for situated practice (2021-2022).


KIOSK Rotterdam is a bookshop, (riso) print workshop, and a Multi-Tool Press. It started off with a personal selection and grew to a collection of titles informed by people who visited and shared their research. The selection hosts radical/critical theory, fiction, poetry and self-publishing practices.

KIOSK is open:
Thursday 13:00 - 17:00
Friday 14:00 - 20:00
Saturday 13:00 - 17:00

Pieter de raadtstraat 35a
3033 VC Rotterdam

kioskrotterdam@gmail.com

Insta @kioskrotterdam

Philippa Driest (1993) is an artist and founder of KIOSK Rotterdam.

Her practices revolve around topics of maintenance, community and distribution. In her work she explores different sites of contamination and leakage through publishing, performance and multi-media research installations.

phedflip@gmail.com
Insta: @flipdriest


She was part of the first year of WHW Akademija, Zagreb (2018-2019), recently finished her MA at the Dutch Art Institute (2021) and BAK Fellowship for situated practice (2021-2022).

KIOSK Rotterdam is a bookshop, (riso) print workshop, and a Multi-Tool Press. It started off with a personal selection and grew to a collection of titles informed by people who visited and shared their research. The selection hosts radical/critical theory, fiction, poetry and self-publishing practices.

KIOSK is open:
Thursday 13:00 - 17:00
Friday 14:00 - 20:00
Saturday 13:00 - 17:00

Pieter de raadtstraat 35a
3033 VC Rotterdam

kioskrotterdam@gmail.com

Insta @kioskrotterdam


Hole in the (w)hole, 2025



What systems of power are visible, and which ones are hidden or leaking through the cracks?



The work of Driest speaks often on the relationality, transmission and dissemination of printing, books, banners, pamphlets, often carried from one person to another by hands and pockets, suitcases and car trunks.

The textile piece Hole in the (w)hole explores power through printed fragments, the symbols and images of leakages. The work draws on the visual language of monuments as symbols of power to question how power circulates, and how collective gestures can reframe the forms and hierarchies that organise what is seen, held or given space.







Part of group exhibition on Polarisation with Katayoon Barzegar, Francisco Baquerizo, Philippa Driest and Zuza Banasińska curated by Teodóra Róka from 3 - 19 October, 2025 at VHDG, Leeuwarden


https://www.vhdg.nl/programma/polarisatie/