Vinyl adhesive letters on window, 2011. (click pictures to enlarge)
A series of interventions/photographs for which I collect sentences from business proposals that are being emailed to me and that I have plotted out as vinyl adhesive letters. With those sentences I look for vacant commercial windows (shops, offices). Once a suitable window is found I then paste a sentence on the empty shopping window. Oddly enough the business opportunities a vacant shopping space offer work beautifully with the empty promises of loads of money in your email box.
The letter font is Arial, one of the ten Core fonts for the Web.
Vinyl adhesive letters on window, 2011. (click pictures to enlarge)
A series of interventions/photographs for which I collect sentences from business proposals that are being emailed to me and that I have plotted out as vinyl adhesive letters. With those sentences I look for vacant commercial windows (shops, offices). Once a suitable window is found I then paste a sentence on the empty shopping window. Oddly enough the business opportunities a vacant shopping space offer work beautifully with the empty promises of loads of money in your email box.
The letter font is Arial, one of the ten Core fonts for the Web.
Hand sawn and painted mdf, 2009.
A sculpture that can be used in any kind of group exhibition no matter what the theme is, who the other exhibiting artists are or what works they are presenting. The piece will always be appropriate and fitting.
The texts are computer generated sentences that spambots leave in the comment sections on websites to pretend that they are participating in a discussion. The goal of this pretence is to generate traffic to the spambot operator’s website.
The letter font is Arial, one of the ten Core fonts for the Web.
Developed for the exhibition Pictures in the reflection of a golden horn: Take #2 curated by Henny Overbeek at the Fabriek in Eindhoven.
Temporary sculpture made for a public park in Schiedam, the Netherlands.
Water and electronics, 2008.
Sculpture to be placed on couch.
Bronze, edition of 3, 2008.
5 different models of powersockets and light switches that can be hung in an exhibition space. No matter how big or small the space, placement of the work will always be appropriate.
Bronze, edition of 3, 2008.
10 traffic lights in the city of Rotterdam received a small adjustment. The green walking man was replaced bij a green standing woman, a pictogram usually seen on toilet doors around the world.
Part of the exhibition AbsolutSearch, september 2006.
Plan for a landmark on a rather dull apartment building, illustrating King Kong’s use of high-rise buildings when things are not going too well for him. The can of beer is adjustable to local brands, this makes placement on nondescript apartment buildings anywhere in the world possible. 2006.
