A collection of works from this year (2022)

I guess at some point, you arrive somewhere.

2021

PASS 2021

A visual collection of images sent in by the artists of the exhibition. Not a catalogue as one would expect, yet a book that is in itself a work of art.

Pokémon: absurdist version

This booklet, the size of a GameBoy classic creates the eerie vibe where the player is pondering the existence of the NPC and their environment, but also the real-life environment with a comedic approach.

Absurdist Medusozoa

Short pseudo-documentary/essay film.
This movie can be seen as a stream of conciousness juxtaposed against the science of the animal-species.

How I Try Not to Lose my Head

An encyclopedia consisting of personal notes and worries. Thoughts contained in the space that might be seen as helmet.
Based on the Dutch saying: “you might lose your head one day”

Stil Staan

[Dutch] Master-thesis. I approached it as publication and did the typedesign accordingly.
Stil Staan is a plea for passivity, a plea for this never-ending rush to end. Adressing multiple aspects on time and waiting .

Pondering in Latex

The philosophical aspect concerning bondage is an underrated one. Existentialism and questions that are unanswerable are a way of binding oneself. This booklet consists of my writings and allegories on said topics.

Jovian Storms

Jovian Storms is a small booklet that combines two 2Oth century science-fiction stories with the encyclopedic entry of the planet. This creates a weird and ambiguous storyline with facts and actions contradicting eachother.

2020

On Invisibility

Reader on the invisible in literature and art. Combined with textexcerpts from Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Pirsig printed in blacklight UV-silkscreen.

Draw a straight line

Film based on the text-score of La Monte Young, shot in closed public swimming pools.

Republished

Short, shot on one roll of 16mm film. Ghosted footage creates an ambiguous scene that fits the preaching voice-over that contains text-fragments of Pirsig’s book.

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