Web design for J’ee-haw!, a multidisciplinairy art duo (Jeannette Knigge and Harco Rutgers). This website is one of the first J’ee-haw! projects. The coloured stripes soon became a J’ee-haw! trademark.

Posted in Webdesign on July 16th, 2002 | No Comments »
Exhibition organized by id11 at Locus010 in the HUF-buiding in Rotterdam. The exhibition has a dynamic character: every work that is shown changes during the 4 weeks of the exhibition. There were also four weekend events, that at the same time functioned as opening of the weekly new phase of the exhibition.
I showed four alterations of ‘Spreekstoel’: ‘Bike for Microphone Volume Control’, ‘Bike for Microphone Volume Control and Backing Vocals’, ‘Bike for Microphone Volume Control and Distort Backing Vocals’ and ‘Bike & Speak for Lightshow Control’. The titles describe exactly how the installation responds to biking and speaking through the microphone.
The installation was also used to add an unexpected extra dimension to the speech at the opening.
Other artists in this exhibition were: Jeroen Buser, Dyane Donck, Barry van Druten, Dennis Happé, Ineke Kanters, Erik van Katwijk, Laurent Malherbe, Marije Mooren, Astrid Moors, Wim Schermer, Erik Urlings and Jake de Vos.

Posted in Art, Events on May 29th, 2002 | No Comments »
Dementiestoel was published in an internal brochure for nursing home H. Catarina in Zonhoven, Belgium.
Posted in Media on January 27th, 2002 | No Comments »
Exhibition with a large selection of my furniture objects in Meubelcafé, The Hague. Lots of interesting designers were showing their work there at the same time. One of them was Denis Oudendijk (see photo). Check out (all) his work if you have some free time on your hands.

Posted in Events on January 3rd, 2002 | No Comments »
Exhibition in fashion studio/gallery DVDV, Rotterdam. The exhibition showed some extreme designs for fashion storage. It showed Purkast nr.2 as an accessory cabinet. Other designs were by: ZUS, Monkey Boys, Anna’s Originals, Henk Koers, Joris Voorn and Frank Stoks.
Posted in Events on October 16th, 2001 | No Comments »