ImageImage

#1


ImageImage

#2


ImageImage

#1


ImageImage

#2


ImageImage

#3


 21 -23 September 2018 Amsterdam

https://unseenamsterdam.com


ImageImage

#1


ImageImage

#2


Dress grown from plant roots 2016

vam.ac.uk/FashionedfromNature

Studio visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySuzQ5TE3Eo


ImageImage

#1



ImageImage

Earth Matters - Textiel Museum Tilburg


ImageImage

Salon De Mobile Milan Design Week


ImageImage

Dutch Photography Museum Rotterdam - Springtide


ImageImage

Looking Up / Looking Down Gallery Caroline O'Breen


ImageImage

#5


ImageImage

Gallery Caroline O'Breen


ImageImage

#7


ImageImage

#8


ImageImage

Diepenheim - Principle of least efort


ImageImage

#10


ImageImage

#11



∞

Spectrum Crops Findings in Colour


ImageImage

#1


ImageImage

#2


ImageImage

#3


ImageImage

#4


With this botanical test I investigate how different colors of wavelengths influence the shape, taste and medicinal powers of different plants. Photosynthesis: the process in plants that turns sunlight into chemical energy. It influences the shape, structure and colour of plants and explains why fauna in the tropics is often green and plentiful and turns yellow and sparse when placed in the dark. But what would happen if they are cultivated in the light of a specific colour? For this project we builded six greenhouses in which different plants are grown. Each greenhouse consists of a different coloured stained window, in order to stimulate the growth of a variety of vegetables, herbs and weeds.

This work is realized in collaboration with Radboud University Nijmegen, Stichting Mediamatic and supported by the Mondriaanfoundation.