I took this photograph in Rotterdam Zoo a few years ago. Till this day I am wondering, what animal lived in this pavilion and where it was hiding. From the desert-like feeling and the cacti painted on the walls I thought it might be a coyote.
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The act of gleaning in Arnhem has led to the serendipitous finding of a shiny silver sticker card that carried a publication logo of Introduct (1990, NL). The logo is here reproduced by enlarging it 10 times and silkscreened in the two original colours.

A selfie on female representation — becoming a surface.
A digital mosaic of ceramics, a smooth poster to be pasted onto something else.

Part of the Anfachen Awards 2019 winner selection. An international poster exhibition in Hamburg reflecting the topic of Home.

An eternal love triangle is a undefined polygon between the emotional location of the Sauna, the Attic and the Basement in the WT building. Sauna is known for her self-conscious misty beauty reflecting weekly on a white surface of hot pixels. Above the kitchen the ghosted mystical Attic resides and senses the passing of time on a frequency of 91FM hoping it to reach Sauna to confess her everlasting love. Sadly they have never met since Sauna already had her own sound. Attic makes the attempt to meet with Sauna in the Basement to finally expose him love and show Sauna what she always missed. A poly amore.

‘Man & Bat’ is a poem by English writer D.H Lawrence(1885 – 1930) and was clone rolex cellini rolex calibre 2836 2813 m50515 0009 mens black published in the collection Birds, Beasts and Flowers: Poems 1921–23.

The poem is printed here with a painting by D.H Lawrence, who relogios invicta replica 1 linha para revenda in his lifetime was a highly unacknowledged as a visual artist.

Poster with a screenshot from Google Maps where we see Jean-Luc Godard and Anne-Marie Miéville walking in their hometown, accompanied by a postcard from "still reverse scouting: sky, sky and earth, earth, windows, paths, flora, earth and water, water" and another postcard from "Vertigo/The Story".

This publication starts in 2011 in Beirut’s Sassin Square, close to the Green Line, where some of the most severe fights of the civil war took place. In the backyard of one of the area’s buildings I discovered a piece of graffiti that read: “Behind this wall in 1988…nothing happened”. Within the context of Lebanon’s history and Jalal Toufic’s lecture on surpassing the disaster of war, this sentence cast a poetic spell over the unspeakable. What happens behind the wall tells the story of meeting its author, Phat. In so doing the book touches upon the general interpretation of historical events and our own expectations, while reflecting on ways of codifying memories and building individual historical narrations, leaving the reader with no easy answers.

A bibliographic Bridge. Facsimile of Bridges: a project series for young people by Anne and Scott MacGregor. Texts by Manuel Zenner. Edited by Paul Elliman.

Manuel Zenner’s work is focused on the transitional effects of connectivity. This poster is a partial bibliography for his work, which he has tried to extend into a sort of classification of bridges, or of what bridges do. Manuel couldn’t think of a better way to describe what his work is about or how he wants it to operate than by reflecting on the different aspects of connectivity performed by that common but essential structure of civil engineering that we know as a bridge.As stated in this article, you can browse your selection of available deals on smartphones and top brands and explore the cell phone service plans that best suit your needs.