„How we spend our days is, of course,
how we spend our lives.'
– said Annie Dillard, author of „Pilgrim at Tinker Creek“ – a nonfiction narrative book that contemplates life, nature and the world. To keep track of the days and contemplate life, that's also the aim of my blog notes and instagram posts.
„Wie wir unsere Tage verbringen, so verbringen wir auch unser Leben“ – sagte Annie Dillard, die Autorin von „Pilger am Tinker Creek“, einer preisgekrönten Sammlung von Beobachtungen und Gedanken. Die Tage und das Leben im Blick zu behalten, das ist auch das Ziel meiner Blogeinträge und der Instagram Posts.
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the new normal: digital art academy, and a daily art task
May 23rd, 2020 -
It's week 10 of lockdown, with restrictions easing since this month.
And it's week 5 of: art academy summer semester.
Like all universities and schools, the new semester brought a new way to...
100 Days of Exploring and Sharing – #the100dayproject
April 26th, 2020 -
The 100DayProject is a free art project that takes place online.
Every spring, thousands of people all around the world commit to
100 days of exploring their creativity. The idea is simple:
choose a...
journey into lockdown, back to blogging, #aprillove2020, a selfquarantine exhibition + art is where...
April 12th, 2020 -
It feels like writing from another time and reality: out of a world that has changed, that is struggling with a virus, without the fitting medicine yet. The scenario that has...
subversive verses: Code 1.1 at Carbon Copy
there is ice in justice.
there is row in growth.
...and there is my artwork "Code 1.1" on a gallery wall in Antwerp right now:
The exhibition is "CCO1", in Tique gallery. My work is the first...
exciting news: carboncopy & patterns of power, and: novo – luck – cap(tur)e,...
It's been a while since I sent a submission to an art place. And unfortunately it's also been a while since I put a blog post together.
Yet in one of those unexpected turns, things...
more and less, doing something new, library/wiki/me, and paying attention
A new year. 2019.
It started with overcast skies - no sun for 2 weeks. The world often looks like a black-white sketch right now. So good that my photo files are just a click...
Light and darkness, multicolor forest, is it free? – and back at art academy
Some highlights of the season:
Light and Darkness - the online photo magazine Lenscratch invited "night" submissions. Which made me go and browse my photo files. The revisiting turned into a visual journey: there were photos...
Zeit: summer time art academy exhibition reflection
Summer on the move: there are 2 new and interesting work projects. Parallel to that, the summer semester at art academy is reaching its final days now with a large exhibition. The theme of...
40/100 days, a collage-portrait, looking down/up, on photography, and mixed realities
You know it's a busy time when you try to remember when you wrote you previous blog post... and have to go and check. It was just before the 100 day project started: 29.3.:...
#The100DayProject: preparing, postcards, links, and some advice
The 100 Day Project is a free, global art project. This year, it starts at the 3rd of April. The challenge is simple and difficult: to participate, you choose an action you’ll do for 100...
milestones + catchup: first art academy semester, newsroom online, dailysketches, and: back to...
The last weeks have been packed with themes and dates: both the end of the first semester at art academy was upcoming, together with a major milestone in the webproject I am working on...
bookart, dailysketches, oil portraits, picasso, and me in blue
It's a long grey winter here. Even the statistics confirmed it: the darkest winter since years. Things that cheer me up on grey days: Going for walks nevertheless. Sketching. Reading. Making plans. Visiting museums....
Sol Mirror at MoMA, momentsketchers of the world, Nefertiti next town, and a sundog...
Very excited and happy that my photo installation „Sol Mirror“ is currently on display in New York City as part of the exhibition „In the studio / MoMA digital learning“ at the Museum of...
courage, small huge questions, winter water colors, loving vincent & „experiment. be weird.“
Year's end. With some small, huge questions. What do I want to change? What am I proud of? What do I want to make more space for? And what do I want to let...
snow, skylines, life/time, glass & woodtalk
Just in time for the winter holidays, the photo magazine Lenscratch put their new photo exhibition online. The theme is: SNOW. I submitted a photo, too, an image photographed through a kaleidoscope. It is...
