The austrian, Amsterdam based visual artist Margret Wibmer invited me to design the artist book Relay, ‘an investigation into possibilities of re-activating a performance through the printed media’. We have worked in close collaboration on this project. The book features stills from the video work ‘Relay’ by Margret Wibmer and texts by Magdalena Kröner and Marianna Maruyama. It is published by VfmK Verlag für moderne Kunst. First presented during Margret Wibmer solo-exhibition ‘Le visible et l’invisible’, curated by Sofie Crabbé at Bradwolff Projects Amsterdam. Distribution by Books on the move.

Softcover with metallic foil, 84 pages, video via QR code, German / English

For the collectors edition of Relay, a limited edition of 12, we have created a handmade box that contains the book and an original, signed fine art print (available on request).

Photos by Margret Wibmer 2020

Re:voir the label that publishes experimental cinema has invited me to design the edition on DVD of the films by American film maker Robert Kramer. Each volume presents a selection of films complemented with original texts, archive material, and photos from the Robert Kramer archive. 10 volumes are in the planning, we started with Guns (vol.04) in 2019. A collaboration with Re:voir, Keja Kramer and Cyril Beghin.

A collection of ten inch records between music and photography. This is a collaboration with music curator and label owner Philippe Delvosalle, (Okraïna records, By the Bluest of Seas records) and photographer Beata Szparagowska. Design of the labels’ identity and of each album, with a focus on editing of the photo series with the photographer.

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photos by Beata Szparagwoska

Doek Festival 2019 took the form of a musical market: during two evenings the members of the collective and their guests turned the Bimhuis into a place of exchange, where to start a conversation between musicians and public. It was a joyful and exciting event inspired by the liveliest places in our cities, where it’s fine to be loud and to talk to strangers. The graphic design and the space design by Nelli Bodt were directly evocative of the theme.