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| Beatrijs Dikker, (Installation that consists out of three parts, divided over two small rooms) 2012 |
Beatrijs Dikker graduated in Fine Arts this year. Her graduation exhibition in Arnhem, the Netherlands is an installation that consists out of three parts, divided over two small rooms.
In the beatifull and pure expositionroom is a mural 'The Impossibility of Water and Fire to Touch'.
Also sculptures 'Honeycomb / Pentagon' made out of beewax and pigments wich, together with a heated pan filled witch beewax, is spreading the smell of honey troughout the room were the video
'Will I ever make it honey?' is being played.
Interview with Beatrijs Dikker (Dutch).
In the beatifull and pure expositionroom is a mural 'The Impossibility of Water and Fire to Touch'.
Also sculptures 'Honeycomb / Pentagon' made out of beewax and pigments wich, together with a heated pan filled witch beewax, is spreading the smell of honey troughout the room were the video
'Will I ever make it honey?' is being played.
Interview with Beatrijs Dikker (Dutch).
Beatrijs Dikker, 'Will I Ever Make it Honey?'(videostills), 2012
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| Mark Sturkenboom, 'Small Gestures Big Expectations; Domestic machinery', 2012 |
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| Mark Sturkenboom, 'Small Gestures Big Expectations; 21 gram', 2012 |
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| Mark Sturkenboom, 'Small Gestures Big Expectations; Watching time fly by', 2012 |
Dutch artist Mark Sturkenboom graduated on Product design with his collection
Small Gestures Big Expectations.
This collection contains products that are reinterpretations of objects interconnected by
the themes of love and time. Sturkenboom reshaped know objects such as a table clock, an urn and a
mousetrap wich get intertwined with new associations.
Driessens & Verstappen, 'Hot Pool', 2010
Hot Pool is a diorama in which a landscape of wax continuously transforms under the influence of melting and solidification phenomena. The installation is an autonomous generative system wherein candle wax and heat are the shaping elements. The ongoing -although very slow- process is visible for the audience through a small window.
The Kyteman Orchestra, The Mushroom Cloud, 2012 (3:15min)
~ The Mushroom Cloud ~
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