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01 Jan - 31 Dec 2007
01 Jan - 31 Dec 2006
01 Jan - 31 Dec 2005
01 Jan - 31 Dec 2004
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01 April - Dec 2001
01 May - April 2001
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03 August 2004
Drift is featured in a special dance program Between body and memory of the Korean film festival Senef. Check them movies.
14 July 2004
For those of you, who don't plan to go anywhere near the Hague this year. Here are some snapshots of the exhibition on visual communication of which I was guest curator. Open until 20 march 2005 in the Communications Museum, the Hague.
one comment 25 June 2004
Suffering from information overload? To much clicking? RSI in the head? The EMPTY WEBSITE ® might be your remedy.
four comments 18 June 2004
No time to write this text, too busy with another exhibition.
10 Years Sandberg Design Expo
Corporate design still sucks
18 june 2004 - 25 june 2004
Post CS Oosterdokskade 3-5
Amsterdam
three comments 29 May 2004
I want a fat android to do my taxes.
three comments 18 May 2004
The past year I've been guest curator of an exhibition in the Dutch Communications Museum. Our goal was to unveil the triviality of seeing. Among the exhibits are a globalisation burka, Spiderman, an upside down bathroom, the biggest collage in the world, a see-through butterfly guy, a stack of wood, a darkroom, the most expensive coat in the world made out of clothing labels and clothing labels only. It is all about looking and being looked at. Sounds like a mess? It's not. The expo will run for almost a year. I will probably post some pictures later. (update: pictures are here)
Bekijk het Maar!
Museum for Communication
18 may 2004 - 20 march 2005
Zeestraat 80-82
the Hague
six comments 07 May 2004
Is it an art exhibit? Is it a fancy fair? None of above! Kunstvlaai is an untidy art fair in Amsterdam. Contributions from Iceland to China.
Kunstvlaai 5
organised by the Sandberg Institute
08 - 16 may 2004 12:00-18:00
Westergasfabriek
Haarlemmerweg 8-10
Amsterdam
entrance: 4 euro
25 April 2004
We all know those little clickbuttons you use to close or scale windows on the computerdesktop. I've made some new different versions. They look alike, but when you use them the differ in their feel. Please try them and vote for the one you like the best. Thanks!
three comments 17 April 2004
My Work section was shuffled and updated. Also: some work will be presented at a multimedia festival in Klein Theatre next Wednesday 21:30.
Theater Het Klein
Multimedia Festival
20-25 April
Paradijslaan 4a
Eindhoven
02 April 2004
Pablo Picasso was once asked why he did not paint people 'the way they really are.' Pablo asked the questioner what he meant. The man pulled a snapshot of his wife out of his wallet and said, 'That's my wife.' Pablo responded, 'Isn't she rather small and flat?'
three comments 15 March 2004
Visitor 400.000 wins a T-shirt.
four comments 04 March 2004
Nature! We all love it. But what is it? Real nature is untouched by humans, but paradoxally humans evolved out of nature themselves. Nowadays our environment is entirely determined by ourselves. The roof above your head, the chair you sit on, there is nothing natural to it. Look around you and try to find the most natural object in the room. It is you.
I wonder, what it means to be human in our next nature and initiated a project: Na ons de Mens. (alert: lots of letters.. and Dutch!)
four comments 20 February 2004
Please pick your preferred rainbow for the future.
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one comment 06 February 2004
First Five Rules of Interpassive Cinema:
1. An interpassive film can be viewed in two ways: leanback and leanforward.
2. When leaned forward, the viewer acts upon and influences the film. Viewers action is rewarded at any moment.
3. When leaned back, the interpassive film acts like a regular film: linear from the beginning to the end.
4. The viewer can fluently switch between the two modes at any time during the movie.
5. The viewer decides the mode, not the movie (explicit requests to change mode or infinite local loops, that force the viewer to leanforward, are forbidden).
ten comments 27 January 2004
This weekend, my interpassive dance film Drift is part of the transmediale conference in Berlin. Theme of the event: There is hope, fly Utopia.
Transmediale conference
Sunday February 1th 2004
20:00-22:00
Haus der Kulturen der Welt
John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 10
Berlin
free admission
24 January 2004
This thursday at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, we present the results of a workshop on interactive documentary making. Five teams of designers and filmmakers have been sweating for some months, developping their interactive documentary concepts. Expect beautiful results, me babbling, and cake afterwards.
Film Festival Rotterdam
Stifo@Sandberg Workshop
Thursday January 29th 2004
12:00-14:00
Stadschouwburg
Schouwburgplein 25
Rotterdam
two comments 11 January 2004
Lev Kuleshov was an early Russian filmmaker who believed that juxtaposing two unrelated images could convey a separate meaning. In his experiment he filmed Mozhukhin, a famous Russian actor, and shots of a bowl of soup, a girl, a teddy bear, and a child's coffin. He then cut the shot of the actor into the other shot; each time it was the same shot of the actor. Context is content. Viewers felt that the shots of the actor conveyed different emotions, though each time it was in fact the same shot.
five comments 01 January 2004
4holes for 4balls is a tiny game I've created to keep you occupied. The rules are easy: there are four balls and four holes and you want to put the balls in the holes and then you start hating gravity. Enjoy.
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