Dagmar Bosma is an artist, wri­ter, and glea­ner, living in Amsterdam. In his instal­la­ti­ons and sculp­tu­ral work he exa­mi­nes trans*formative mate­ri­al pro­ces­ses, often through the lens of gender.

At the invita­ti­on of Cas-co, Dagmar met with seve­r­al orga­ni­sa­ti­ons and com­mu­ni­ties advo­ca­ting for impro­ved gen­der health care and LGBTQIA+ rights in Leuven. These con­ver­sa­ti­ons infor­med the design of a new flag for Cas-co’s monu­men­tal flagpole.

Dagmar stu­died phi­lo­sop­hy at the University of Amsterdam and visu­al art at the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam. He pre­vious­ly exhi­bi­ted, among others, at Hotel Maria Kapel (Hoorn), Het Noordbrabants Museum (Den Bosch), and Manifold Books (Amsterdam), and has publis­hed essays on plat­forms such as Metropolis M, Mister Motley, and Tubelight.