some projects
RESTING-PLACE FOR A MEGADEAD*
This
project, made in cooperation with the group "Artists in resistance"
took place in the Mozes en Aaronkerk in Amsterdam.
It was dedicated to the victims of future wars. In the week preceding the national memoration of the deads in Worldwar 2,
One million crosses were drawn on a banner of 450 meters by about 500 visitors of the church.
It became a very colourfull banner, in whitch the crosses were used as gridpoints to give form to texts and images.
During the week many poets and musicians (pop, classical and jazz) played for free in the church.
This banner (till then the biggest ever made) was hung in the Vondelpark on the 5th of may (liberation-day).
On june 18th it hung round the building of the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam by occasion of a congress of medicins against nuclear weapons.
From 22 till 26 june it was hanging on one of the bridges over the river Moldava in Prague.
The last time it was used was during the great demonstration against nuclear war in the Hague.
About this project an exhibition was made, that was to be seen on several places in Holland, a.o. in the Technical University in Delft. (photographs: Ine ophof)
It was dedicated to the victims of future wars. In the week preceding the national memoration of the deads in Worldwar 2,
One million crosses were drawn on a banner of 450 meters by about 500 visitors of the church.
It became a very colourfull banner, in whitch the crosses were used as gridpoints to give form to texts and images.
During the week many poets and musicians (pop, classical and jazz) played for free in the church.
This banner (till then the biggest ever made) was hung in the Vondelpark on the 5th of may (liberation-day).
On june 18th it hung round the building of the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam by occasion of a congress of medicins against nuclear weapons.
From 22 till 26 june it was hanging on one of the bridges over the river Moldava in Prague.
The last time it was used was during the great demonstration against nuclear war in the Hague.
About this project an exhibition was made, that was to be seen on several places in Holland, a.o. in the Technical University in Delft. (photographs: Ine ophof)
