Individual artworks that were used as serving trays for the Werkplaats End of the Year Show 2022 by Emma Hazen. They are collages of constructed of personalized packaging tape, paper, and dish towels.

The ButchCamp Calendar 2020 edition is a calendar made up of 53 themed collages that point out sub-sections of the camp aesthetic as seen through sapphic eyes. Week-by-week, images from popular and unpopular culture take on new meaning, details of the forgotten and the iconic are rescued from indifference, and the history, present and future of queer identity all coexist.

“A Scent” is a supplement, originally published for the Modeshow, an event by Werkplaats Typografie in Amsterdam, June 2019. “A Scent” is a translation from visual language to olfactory language. “A Scent” is a rereading and rewriting of “The Fashion Show Poetry Event Essay” by New York Language poet Hannah Weiner.
A folded sheet and 2ml bottle in a case.

100 goodie bags were made available on the occasion of the WT Modeshow 2019 Nobody Remembers A Shapeshifter. Their contents consist of contributions by all WT participants involved in the project. Apart from operating independently as small editions or multiples, the items work as promotional samples, hinting at specific works that appeared in the exhibition. The result is a collection of souvenirs that represents and expands the structural elements of the Modeshow.

DISCLAIMER
Since every item comes in a different print run, the contents of every bag are different and randomly distributed.

CONTENTS
100 Andrea Salerno, This Flyer
100 Gerardo Madera, On Gummery
100 Loes Claessens, Eternal Scapes Download Card
100 Mariana Lobão, Model Instructions
96 Michiel Terpelle, Time Specimen
95 Darío Dezfuli, Crampled meme
83 Simona Koutná, All The Things She Said
70 Susan van Veen, Pana Sonic
60 Austin Redman, Car Decal
50 Maria Smit and Tabea Nixdorff, A Sample
40 Frédérique Gagnon and Nicha Keeratiphanthawong, Face Stickers
36 Mirjam Reili, Melting Point Tokens
35 Michelle Lin, Captive Portal
30 Sarah Cleeremans, Last Minute Polaroids
30 Darío Dezfuli and Mariana Lobão, The Slimy Menace
30 Hannah Sakai, Your Skin Reveals a Radiant Feeling
30 Jannete Mark, DIY Future Predictions Poems
30 Moriz Oberberger, Shuttle Service D’Angelo Wunderbaum
30 Moriz Oberberger and Rebecca Metzger, From A to Being
20 Darío Dezfuli, KT Evening Gloves
9 Sangah Shin, Sangah Shin 10:39 Arnhem
1 Andrea Salerno, Lost and Found
0 Miron Galić, Nothing

‘Focus on softness: squeeze your hand, manipulate with your fingers, release tension and relax your body. Your body is ready to face the outside world again. ‘

When human beings were born as babies, our bodies were the most malleable. Our bodies react to invisible outside forces, which often cause our bodies to tense up and physically clench. To deal with these external pressures, we need another malleability that can be an extension of our bodies: an earplug, an everyday object which is soft, small and colorful, that is willing to adapt to our bodies and block external influences. By scaling up the malleable property of an earplug to a hand-held size, this earplug shaped anti-stress ball changes the relationship between our bodies and outside pressure from passive blocking to active release.

Everything here could destroy the observer: the light reflecting off a flower, the light shimmering off stones, an endless desert with no movement, the overpowering turbulence of nature, the immensity of the Universe’s extend or duration, etc.

4-colour dye-sublimation printed flag with excerpt from the aesthetic theory of the sublime. Contribution to the installation Hot Reading at the NYABF (2018).