I was invited to participate in the quarterly magazine of publisher Petrichor. Since this magazine is in Dutch, I’m guessing it’s mainly of interest for Dutch readers. If you can’t understand a word of what’s coming next, but would still like to know what’s up, please let me know and I’ll translate for you.
I’m happy to inform you that two of my artworks are now being shown in Cube Gallery. A beautiful location with an impressive collection, which holds several works by other artists I like very much. So my work is in excellent company overthere and you should definitely visit.
Roughly 350 different proverbs of oriental wisdom, split in half and recombined at random by two digital photo frames, continuously spawning new wisdom.
Okay, so for those of you who missed it, I started De Perifeer some time ago. Just like that. Amongst other things this means I aim to host really small events (like special concerts, art, lectures, cosy get-togethers and whatnot) for the happy few.
Like I mentioned in my previous post, I have tried to make some decent photo documentation of my prints currently on display in the Bergkerk. Because of the reflections and the subtleness of the prints this wasn’t easy… but here is my first attempt. It’ll give you an impression at least.
This design is strongly related to Multitupper II. In fact it is constructed from the very same materials. And yet Tupper Light is something completely different. There’s nothing ‘multi’ about it. It is kind of the ‘light’ version of Multitupper II.
Multitupper II is a modular light object, made out of a plastic food container, a socket, a plug and a lightbulb.
This interactive audio rocking chair is equiped with two sensitive contact microphones. Even the slightest tremor in the chair is amplified through the headphones. Fiddle with the knobs on the versatile effects processor and learn how to control the chair’s audio output to guarantee hours of rocking pleasure.
