We met at the early music festival in Utrecht with musicologist Patrik Sabo, where I briefly described my work on the transformation of musical text into visual data and porcelain pieces. Later, he contacted me to inquire about my connection with early music and why I chose La Folia. My R&D project was featured on […]
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In the realm of music, precision lies in the subdivision of beats, a skill crucial for interpreting rhythmic notations accurately. This diligent beat subdivision resonates deeply within the domain of parametric drawing. Similar to how a musically literate individual navigates beats, parametric drawing involves transforming features through algorithmic processes—specifically using Gcodes to prevent potential issues […]
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When Kunstinstitut Melly invited me to participate in the “My Oma” exhibition, I revisited the memories of my travels to the Black Sea during summer vacations, where I left city life behind to visit my grandmother. I named my work “Timely, On Time,” inspired by my grandmothers’ reminders for me to return timely. For their […]
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In music composition interruptions challenge the established order, just like parametric world demands the delicate synchronisation of time and values to ensure the seamless voyage of the nozzle. Just as “shape” serves as the temporal framework within which instruments still render render their designated notes, these interruptions and alterations introduce a dissonance into the established […]
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PCB Gardens embodies the vision of harmoniously blending the man-made world of electronics, and search of nature. Inspiring people to reconnect with the environment in this age of smart things and constant connectivity, and programmability. Amid the sprawling garden, a fascinating contrast unfolded. While the garden celebrated the fusion of technology and nature, it also […]
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Why La Folia ‘La Folia,’ an evocative piece of musical history, carries within its notes a profound reflection of the human experience. Passed down, it has been reimagined and embraced by countless musicians, each adding their unique flair to its melodic recipe. Its story tells us about the history of music, and maybe even […]
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In the context of data and growth stimulation, data serves as the “base” from which growth is generated. This base data could represent the existing knowledge, experiences, or resources available in a certain environment. This is similar to how in social interactions, our initial experiences and interactions serve as the base upon which our social […]
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Xenofossils emerged from an ongoing research of Erik Peters into climate futures, artificial coral reefs and postnatural landscapes. The sculpture consisting out of reconstructed pieces of coral and questions dualisms about of nature and culture, artificial and natural. These pieces were constructed by hands in small and scanned afterwards. Digital model was poured back into […]
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Gen C: Children of 2050, Folkfarma kid “Folkfarma Kids are descendants of indigenous people that, after centuries of oppression, have reclaimed their rights to their land. They view nature as part of their well-being and share their indigenous knowledge with others. Naturally, they generate energy from the soil and make their medicine with local flora. […]
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“Of concern” is a collection of short stories based on the Rotterdam-West residents. I conducted a series of personal conversations in the neighbourhood with focus on: belonging, shared communities, and practices, and inner relationships built between residents. The project fosters diversity and multiplicity in this part of the city and tries to open a dialog […]
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Stichting WIjkcollectie connects and inspires with stories and heritage of today. Together with residents of the neighborhoods, they collect stories as heritage, bring people together, inspire and support initiatives. We are 4 artists working together with WIjkcollectie, in this project from our market stall we don’t sell fruit and vegetables, we exchange ceramic strawberries for […]
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We have a responsibility as potter – crafts(wo)men to remain focused committed and aware of the principles required to make a hones work. Because temptation for all of us no matter what path we are on to worry about security. The commitment and the ideology are easy to compromise. Art is on any level keep […]
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How an arrangement of simple lines can create an uncertain sense of spatial depth and plans? The basic and main feature of my work power is the occurrence of colors and shapes which are creating visual errors on the viewer when it is applied in a competent manner on two-dimensional surfaces. The perception of the […]
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Video installation I stink, we all stink – in solidarity “We are sharers, not owners. We are not prosperous. None of us is rich. None of us is powerful. If it is Anarres you want, if it is the future you seek, then I tell you that you must come to it with empty hands. […]
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The Chromatic Dinner Inspired by the ideas of Kandinsky’s principles of Klangfarben, and the influence of the Chinese five elements: Tree, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water, each course is created in accordance to the color and underlying principles of each element. Each course is designed in a different color, taste, smell, texture, and sound to create […]
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How an arrangement of simple lines can create an uncertain sense of spatial depth and plans? The basic and main feature of the work power is the occurrence of work which is creating visual errors on the viewer when it is applied in a competent manner on ceramic surfaces. It is the basic aim to […]
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