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Elle/il s’appelle Margriet

admin — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 14:07:49 +0000

Elle/il s’appelle Margriet is a visual experiment trying to answer the question: What happens when you put a mouse
moving around in a small box with a scanner?
The result are the best 8 attempts, a collection of accidental compositions.

A collaboration with Jaap Scheeren

300 × 210 mm
8 pages
250 copies

Published by RVB-BOOKS

Illusonic

admin — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 14:25:32 +0000

Corporate identity for the company Illusonic.
Including logo, website, mobile website, illustrations, paper-head and business card.

illusonic.com

Eternal Tour 2011

admin — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 13:14:00 +0000

Logo and homepage for the festival Eternal Tour 2011.

In collaboration with Jacques Borel
(a rollergirl project)

Delicatessen

admin — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 08:39:57 +0000

Concept and design for a serie of monthly booklets about poetry and art.
Made for Delicatessen, Amsterdam

120 × 190 mm
D#1 44 pages
D#2 60 pages
D#3 72 pages
D#4 48 pages
D#5 52 pages
D#6 52 pages

De: Paris

admin — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 09:24:02 +0000

«De: …» is a project by Rollergirl  about photography collection and reproduction.
The work of various photographers – having in common the fact to be based in one city – is shown in another city.
The project consists in an exhibition and a catalogue – all the photographs are printed in a special technique.

The exhibition  «De: Paris» took place at Delicatessen (Amsterdam)
 26/03/2011 – 07/04/2011

With the participation of:
Sébastien Agnetti
Grégoire Alexandre
Daphné Bengoa
Nicolas Clerc
Audrey Corregan
Erwan Fichou
Marina Gadonneix
Estelle Hanania
Milo Keller & Julien Gallico
Julien Magre
Thomas Mailaender
Adrien Toubiana
Cyrille Weiner

Catalogue:
194 × 268 mm
60 pages
500 copies

Typeface:  Criterium by Jean-Baptiste Levée, Paris
Printing:  De Stencilkelder, Amsterdam

Donatella Bernardi

admin — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 13:04:31 +0000

Website for the artist Donatella Bernardi.
donatellabernardi.com

In collaboration with Jacques Borel
(a rollergirl project)

Workshop ECAL

admin — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 14:23:34 +0000

3 days Workshop at ECAL.
The purpose of the workshop was to test and experiment how sheet imposition works, doing it backwards. The class was split in four groups which each needed to create a booklet made only by two pictures. The images were then printed full page on a sheet (both sides), folded and cut to create the booklet. The four booklets were then bound into a book.

Topic: Which actual objects, will be vintage in a few years?

Students: Beriot Manon, Bruchez Samuel, Bukreev Dmitry, Burnat Melchior, Catalanotto Daniele, Collaud Romain, Denolle Nicolas, Etiévant Valentine, Fischer Julien, Gernet Meili, Gyger Maude, Jean-Mairet Guillaume, Meier Jonas, Passieux Joël, Pugin Céline, Savioz Julien, Schaller Justine, Trieu Chi-Long.

120 × 160 mm
64 pages

Made with Guillaume Chuard

Eternal Tour 2010

admin — Sat, 18 Dec 2010 14:27:10 +0000

Eterenal Tour 2010
Jerusalem – Ramallah

Poster & Booklet

Eternal Tour is an association, which organizes a nomadic festival held every year in a different city: Rome 2008; Neuchâtel 2009; Jerusalem and Ramallah 2010; and Las Vegas 2011. Born in Geneva in 2007, Eternal Tour brings together academics and artists who address issues such as cosmopolitism, tourism, migration, exile, but also creoleness, feminism, taxonomy, practice-based knowledge and empirical thought.

During each festival, including its preparation, the Eternal Tour team interacts with local partners: encounters, exchanges, reflections, research and creations characterize this trans-disciplinary think-tank. Is our world really globalized? What does cosmopolitanism represent in today’s world? Can we still imagine a Weltbürgerschaft, a world citizenship? What are the boundaries or limits – social or physical, material or imaginary – which fragment our spaces and networks? are amongst the issues addressed by Eternal Tourists who position themselves as curious visitors.

Booklet:
120 × 190 mm
124 pages
500 copies

Poster:
A2

Printed in Ramallah, Paslestine

In collaboration with Jacques Borel
(a rollergirl project)

Gaassboggreidn

admin — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:48:08 +0000

Gaassboggreidn is a documentary about a procession which takes place every year in Merkendorf, a small village in Germany which counts two beer breweries for 800 inhabitants. A few people are dressed in costumes and act in a particular way. For instance, “the Bear” dances with the women when the music starts, “the Jew” hides himself and hits the guys on the back with a jute bag, and the main actor, “the Gaasbogg” is a raging goat trying to rape the women. At the end he is killed and the party can start.

Photograph by Jaap Scheeren
Texts by Benjamin Aas

Fränkisch/English
170mm/235mm
500 copies

Anoek Steketee

admin — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:15:17 +0000

Website for the dutch photographer
Anoek Steketee.
anoeksteketee.com

In collaboration with Christopher Gabriel
Programming by Lionel Tardy