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A retrospective of (de)
May 12, 2022
Last weekend (de)conceptualise was at the Vrijpalais art market and while it was a slow weekend, the two days were full of great conversations, feedback and...
Market Prep
May 5, 2022
This one is not going to be long as I’m short on time and busy preparing the two markets I will be participating in this month. So if you are in Amsterdam...
KIJK x 87 = ?
April 28, 2022
87 magazines from 1975-1982. Yes, yesterday was King’s day in the Netherlands and instead of wasting my money on beer, I wasted it on 87 issues of an old...
Nameless scans and art markets
April 21, 2022
This week I don’t have much to say. I tested positive for COVID-19 on monday, so my plans to screenprint two new works had to be postponed. However, I...
Virtual Portals to the subversi-verse
April 14, 2022
If you’ve been reading this newsletter, you know by now that I’m exploring new ways of integrating a third-dimensional dimension into my work. I’ve been...
Don't look now...
April 7, 2022
This week I tried to print a series of posters for wheatpasting. Normally, in order to paste them up, thinner paper is better. The problem is that, normally,...
Tagging the virtual
March 31, 2022
Google Earth export from Kruisplein in Rotterdam This one comes a bit late as my design research alter-ego was quite busy preparing a workshop alongside Hugo...
The Afterlife of an image
March 24, 2022
Framing (de) as ‘constructive vandalism’ lead me to question the act of creation of new work and how I can be more intentional about it. Not that everything...
Fluor Facelift
March 17, 2022
Weekly updates #10?
March 10, 2022
1. Finally managed to finish this unstretched acrylic painting (44x90cm) based on a scan that I’ve already written about before. The painting is available...
Economia
March 3, 2022
This last year I’ve been quite obsessed with scanner art and manipulation of found imagery, which is something that totally happened by coincidence. I bought...
The Gun as...
February 24, 2022
Scan and original from a collage I did last year While this collage is from last year (January 2021 if I’m not mistaken), with the events this week it seemed...
Thank You Mr. Bezos
February 17, 2022
I have an addiction with large format work. With Linocutting it was a pain to try to print large format prints at home without a press. But with...
"Constructive Vandalism"
February 10, 2022
Lately I’ve been exploring new techniques — like playing with transparencies by using tape to lift text from magazines ↑ — but mostly busy exploring what...
Focus on You
February 3, 2022
As promised, today I bring you a little bit of screenprinting action. This time, I did an adaptation of a collage that I had made a while before. It was...
Raw canvas, screenprinting and elevator music
January 27, 2022
This week I’m not writing on an specific topic or showcasing new work, but to give you a couple updates on some different things I’ve been up to. Last week I...
Unfinished fragments
January 20, 2022
One of the most interesting things about doing a collage, particularly analogue collages, is how you work with what you find. In my case, I only work with...
Notes from a conversation with HP PSC 750
January 13, 2022
NOIA Magazine showcase image NOIA Magazine, a publication where I contributed with my work, is on the verge of coming out and it’s now on pre-sale if you...
My Identity for Sale
January 6, 2022
My Identity for Sale, 2021. Collage, 297x420 mm. Funny enough, this particular collage was made four months before Facebook became Meta. Most of the cut-outs...
Disfruta La Fruta
March 15, 2021
Disfruta La Fruta, 2021. Risograph print, 297x420 mm, edition of 40. Printed by DeKijm. When life gives you lemons, you place them in a scanner and print...
Netflix without restrictions
March 15, 2021
Netflix without restrictions is an analogue collage with found materials casting a critique on the ubiquity of smart technology in the public and private...
Climate Fiction
December 10, 2020
This print belongs to the second series: "SUR(REAL): When the surreal is more real than reality itself". A series exploring the behaviours/events/things that...
Giving up Control
November 7, 2020
This print belongs to the second series: "SUR(REAL): When the surreal is more real than reality itself". A series exploring the behaviours/events/things that...
Stuck in the Now
May 3, 2020
Pythia, also known as the Oracle of Delphi, was a priestess that through her prophecies saw a glimpse of the future. Without Pythia’s (often ambiguous)...
INTERNET
April 5, 2020
This print belongs to the first series: "One concept, One print". As a designer we are taught to construct, to build, to innovate but with this series I...
ALTERNATIVE
January 5, 2020
This print belongs to the first series: "One concept, One print". As a designer we are taught to construct, to build, to innovate but with this series I...
FUTURE(s)
August 5, 2019
This print belongs to the first series: "One concept, One print". As a designer we are taught to construct, to build, to innovate but with this series I...
WORLDVIEW
May 5, 2019
This print belongs to the first series: "One concept, One print". As a designer we are taught to construct, to build, to innovate but with this series I...
POWER
May 3, 2019
This print belongs to the first series: "One concept, One print". As a designer we are taught to construct, to build, to innovate but with this series I...
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