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12 July 2005
Using windows as screens
Two artprojects by Nynke Deinema and Caroline de Royplace of the Stichting Tijdelijk Zicht.
1. March 2005: "Check die merrie", projections at the facade of the Universitylibrary in Amsterdam on the Koningsplein. A project about streetlanguage in Amsterdam. Streetlanguage was audible from garbage-boxes places on the Koningsplein in Amsterdam.
2. october 2002: "Alles wat je acherlaat neem je mee". At the facade of the asylumseekerscenter. The question: What is the most beloved thing you had to leave behind
when you had to move? Asked to asylumseekers children of the center and grownups in the neigherhood. The project was visible on the facade of the asylumseekerscenter in Amsterdam. A video triptych two weeks visible and audible from the outside.
1. March 2005: "Check die merrie", projections at the facade of the Universitylibrary in Amsterdam on the Koningsplein. A project about streetlanguage in Amsterdam. Streetlanguage was audible from garbage-boxes places on the Koningsplein in Amsterdam.
2. october 2002: "Alles wat je acherlaat neem je mee". At the facade of the asylumseekerscenter. The question: What is the most beloved thing you had to leave behind
when you had to move? Asked to asylumseekers children of the center and grownups in the neigherhood. The project was visible on the facade of the asylumseekerscenter in Amsterdam. A video triptych two weeks visible and audible from the outside.
