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Current research in which a plot of land in de Betuwe will be visited a year round to sense its tones, rhythms and cycles. (more…)
A space made to create colour baths. Colour baths to be immersed in purely colour after meditation sessions. (more…)
One centimeter of limestone is — on an average — a compression of 1000 years material and time. This project investigates the notion of scale and time in the formation of the Earth through tapestry.
How to repurpose a waste stream from the textile printing industry. An investigation into the potential of a ‘black’ ink through collaborations with various disciplines such as art, architecture and fashion applications. (more…)
The project Weathering Blue (Weer Blauw) is a visual record of colour and seasonal change made tangible. The blue shirts on the clothesline changed over the course of months of hard blue to lighter blue. (more…)
Made by Rain is a textile register of rain fall at a specific location. The textiles form a collection of weather data: visual recordings of a drizzly day or even a monsoon, imprinted on textile.
The woven book Dear Jungfrau resonates the formation of the Jura mountain area, that was once the bottom of the sea and raised upwards because of tectonic forces shaping the Alps.
To interlink textile and ceramics, ropes are used 1:1 to model ceramic forms and surfaces. (more…)
How a line settles in a story. Study on indigo and Kurume-kasuri during a craft-exchange research trip to Japan.
Technical botanical language. Visual grammar research guided by the Monstera deliciosa. (more…)
An imprint of plants in the VU Hortus Botanicus. The visual descriptions of the plants is made by the plants themselves; Botanography.
Reflection on the Japanese katazome stencil-printing proces. The katazome master became a gardener, by coming to a proces using real ginkgo leaves creating a repetition without a repeat.