I am multidisciplinary artist working with video, websites and drawing. I explore the (dis)comfort that emerges when human beings and technology intersect. I find humor in our reliance on systems that, upon closer examination, can appear rather absurd. My curiosity extends to the role of language in shaping our perception and how our thought processes evolve through the integration of humanity and computers.
‘Frue/Talse’ Portal, 2023 - steel drawing, powder coated steel
‘Ynoes’, 2023 - steel drawing, powder coated steel
line by line, 2023 - fabric print with imagery sourced from Google Patents, the archive of Texture – museum van vlas en textiel, personal collections and assorted found instructional illustrations
every time, 2022 - arduino board, screen, acrylic
the way things are going, 2022 - Taking the line as a starting point and expanding on its significance as a unit of understanding. The animation technique is inspired by early animation work, using an algorithm to generate in between frames of each drawing, morphing each frame into one another. In the work, lines appear in the world, not as on object's static boundaries but as a modulative, unfixed guide for assimilation. It is how the world appears at a given moment, but not as it stays.
twtag installation view, 2022 - Pillows made from notepad scribbles and 'Ideal placement of fingers on a qwerty keyboard' wall painting, part of an ongoing reflection on technology and the body, approaching writing as a form of technology (of language) and the space around it (doodleling, drawing , typing)
Always Hallways - The website and its title are inspired by hallways as a repetitive motif which was prominent in the talks with De Ateliers participants. Hallways are a distinctive feature of the architectural layout of the De Ateliers monumental building. It also turned out to be an important social part of the building in times of the pandemic, lockdowns and social isolation, in which the hallways became a semi-public space for mingling and taking breathers. Concept and design with Raoul Audouin and Mijia Wang for De Ateliers Amsterdam, development by Luuse
hug, 2021 - Latent Space (group exhibition), Het Hem, Zaandam
asdfghjkl - web-based work (wip)
The Death of Logic (video) - Part of "What Happened to the Future?", with Vera van de Seyp and commissioned by Poetry International, exhibited at Kunsthal Rotterdam, 2019
