300procent
Exhibition at gallery 300procent in Schiedam. I showed ‘Lichtdruk’.
Posted in Events on December 18th, 2002 | No Comments »
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Lichtdruk
Lichtdruk (Light Pressure) is a light made of a found object. I’m not sure what the object is exactly, but it strongly reminded me of a device used for measuring pressure, hence the title.
Price: 75 euro.
Posted in Art, Design on December 15th, 2002 | No Comments »
TweetJ’ee-haw! Compact Disc
J’ee-haw! Compact Disc is a cd-r filled with 13 tracks of long silences, that occasionally get rudely interupted by the yell j’ee-haw!
However strange, this idea appears to have an endless list of possibilities. Because there is so much silence on this disc, you might even forget that you are in fact playing a cd, and it becomes impossible to predict the time of the next yell. The random or ‘shuffle’ function of your cd player makes the unpredictability of this disc even greater.
It functions as an incentive, a gentle but firm interruption, it keeps you (and others) on edge, it is an unintended accent in any conversation, any occupation or any other interfering sound source. I bet you too can think of one or two applications for this fine disc right now…
J’ee-haw! presented J’ee-haw! Compact Disc for the first time at ‘Vet’ (Fat), a group exhibition in gallery Zechs, The Hague. We used a livesize billboard of a bodybuilder cowboy to present our disc to the unsuspecting public. The expo came with fatty french fries and phat beats by me…
J’ee-haw! Compact Disc is available through esc.rec. for only 5 euro.
Posted in Art, Cette Truc, Events on December 13th, 2002 | No Comments »
TweetWebsite Kassandra Wolda
Web design for Kassandra Wolda, visual artist, Culemborg. The picture below is a portrait of me (wearing a pair of orange sunglasses), painted by Kassandra.
Posted in Webdesign on September 29th, 2002 | No Comments »
TweetDe Plak Placemat
J’ee-haw! designed a placemat for café De Plak in Nijmegen. The image exists of Google search results for “de plak”, printed in different colors. The logo of De Plak emerges from the text.
Posted in Art, Design on September 25th, 2002 | No Comments »
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