Eindexamenexpositie 98
Eindexamenexpositie 98 (Graduation show)
1998
H 1189 x W 841 mm
3 colour (CMY, no black) screenprint on 120 grams/m2 paper
250 total in 6 colour-variations
Eindexamenexpositie 98 – Working process
Selected screenprinted sheets, presented as A1 size limited edition books
Screen to Screen: PPPPPP (Playful Pixels Performing Pure Printing Pleasure)
Graduation project Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Graphic design department 1994 – 1988.
Text Harmen Liemburg
Part of entry written for Questions Questions (2012), curated by Charlotte Cheetham (Manystuff)
Extended Version
Extended Version
1998
H 29,5 x W 7 cm (flyer)
Full colour offset on ChromoLux 100 gr m2 paper
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4×4
4×4
1997
70 x 100 cm
2 colour screenprint
20
Four x four letter words = sixteen words inspired by cars and the culture of auto-mobility. Initially, I was planning to make a booklet out of this, but after printing I decided to keep the sheets uncut.
Another key-piece, combining found materials with self-edited content, using screenprinting as a creative medium.
Made during and after visiting Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) with a group of Rietveld students and teachers (my first trip to the US), spring 1997.
Fig. 26
Fig. 26, Z, the last letter of the alfabet.
Contribution to a class project. Screenprinted adaptation of a W. Eugene Smith photograph: Burial at Sea from the U.S.S. Bunker Hill, Marshall Islands Campaign, 1944.
Beauty Lies
Beauty Lies
1997
70 x 100 cm
2 colour screenprint
10
Overprint of two photographs I found in a Dutch newspaper (authors couldn’t be retreived): portrait of an elderly lady and a young girl.
Het Mooiste
Het Mooiste (The Best… Has Yet To Come)
1997
70 x 100 cm
2 colour screenprint
25
Print made for Rietveld Academie schoolproject on collections. Mine was about orange wrapping paper.
To Belong
To Belong
1997
± 40 x 60 cm
2 colour screenprint
15
First print made with Kees Maas at Rietveld Academie.
Highway 1
Highway 1
Part of a Rietveld Academie student project, using found graphics (cardboard moving box issued by Allied Movers) as a bookcover.