Flotsam Fluke is an all-ages VR world solely made of found objects from the Web, a dump full of free 3D models that collect dust online in databases. A playground with digital folklore aesthetics as a metaphor for the internet DIY (Do-It-Yourself) and DIWO (Do-It-With-Others) culture with its available digital tools. The project is based… Lees verder Flotsam Fluke

Images for my Death & Digital lecture at ICA Institute of Contemporary Arts London in 2018.

METALheADS is a manifestation of screenshots taken of Black – and Death Metal videos on Youtube. The uploaded videos show band logos that got interrupted by Google Ads. This combination leads to contradictions in visuality: the high-contrast black and white illegible logos sometimes including provoking symbols in contrast to the flashy and colourful ads of… Lees verder METALheADS

Book design for artist Katriona Beales, edited by Vanessa Bartlett and Henrietta Bowden-Jones. „Are We All Addicts Now? Digital Dependence is an artist-led enquiry by Katriona Beales into digital hyper-connectivity and the normalization of addictive behaviours through our everyday interactions with digital devices.“ Full description here: Liverpool University Press 

In collaboration with Jasmijn Visser. This film (beta version, 55 min) is the result of our research expedition to Kalmykia in July 2017, commissioned by Krasnoyarsk Museum Center, exhibited during Krasnoyarsk Biennale in October 2017. Supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands in Russia, Stimuleringsfonds Creative Industry and Mondriaan Fonds.

Installation and two animations on bodily decay and ritual in the digital age. Commissioned by Stedelijk Museum Breda for the exhibition Wonderlijk Weefsel, June – December 2017. Photos by Jeroen Jongeneelen

Flag design for NeverNeverLand, a multi-located art space based in Amsterdam run by Anja Masling and Judith Leysner.

Together with Dr. Emily West, I founded the collective and platform Digital Necropolis. We investigate the digital continuation linked to a physical death: Lives that are increasingly lived online call for a new structure of dying and death. Digital and physical deaths need to be concurrent, and our physical bodies and digital lives can end discretely based… Lees verder deADVERTISEMENT

Self-Published i.c.w. Dr. Emily West. Kindly supported by Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie

A roadside memorial marks a location where a person (unexpectedly) died. The cause of death is often accidentally. To commemorate the deceased flowers, cuddly toys, photos, candles and other objects are placed at the location. This project speculates on roadside memorials of deaths caused by accidents while taking a selfie.