Book design + interview for Bertjan Pot. Published by Art Paper Editions.

You can purchase the book here.

Stories and poems for an art route in the woods.

Design and concept: Eva van Bemmelen / een museum voor jezelf

Poetic essay for Manon Jeuken.

Design of templates for ‘The Letters Project’, commissioned by KIOSK and ‘Ghent, playing field of the visual arts (1957 – 1987)’.

More information about the project can be found here.

Book design in close collaboration with Vincen Beeckman & Colin Pantall for OpStap, a group-based program for people with drug addictions and people in recovery. Published by Art Paper Editions.

You can purchase the book here.

A booklet and a series of postcards for a poetry pharmacy, this time Christmas edition!

Font used: Faune, Alice Savoie/Cnap, via fontbrief

A booklet and a series of postcards for a poetry pharmacy.

Texts by Pascale Van den Abeele, Lien Van Leemput, Elise Erzeel,

Amarant Plas, Lucie Van Kerckhove,

Merel Scharff, Mieke De Smet & Rudy Van der Stuyft.

Font used: Faune, Alice Savoie/Cnap, via fontbrief

Memoires of my grandfather.

A book about taking time, about autumn and spring, memories and future thoughts, passions and fascinations, small fears, about beautiful words but most of all: about love.

Contact me if you would like to receive a copy.

Development and design of interview series, in close collaboration with Simon
Delobel and Oriol Vilanova.

Text for Edouard Jacquinets publication, “Marguerites”.
You can purchase it here.

A collection of 6 PAULS, all in a different jacket. Short stories for Tubelight Magazine.

• PAUL 1
• PAUL 2
• PAUL 3
• PAUL 4
• PAUL 5
• PAUL 6

• Brancusi (Tubelight Magazine)
• Papier (Tubelight Magazine)
• Tik Tik Tik (Trampoline Gallery & Tubelight Magazine)
• FLIP expo (Tubelight Magazine)
• Ken Verhoeven (Trampoline Gallery)
• Vedran Kopljar (Trampoline Gallery)
• Robin Ellis Meta (Trampoline Gallery)

Instagram Stories are mostly used as a visual diary. For this ongoing project, I use it as a textual diary. I’m not shy of controverse, nor of using other peoples stories, which sometimes gets me into trouble…

Applesauce is a collection of texts and stories describing a variety of everyday situations.

    The reader is invited to take
a walk through a trajectory of everyday misunderstandings, observations, conversations, embarrassments, thoughts,
habits, doubts, movements, dreams… in order to discover
the absurd, the dramatic and
surreal side of the everyday.

    Applesauce is a also in use as
a script book for other projects.

“I apologize for beginning with
the obvious, but that is always a convenient place from which to begin with.”

A collection of short stories starring
You, Me, Life and a variety of (extra)
ordinary characters.

    GOOD LUCK!
It won’t help me…
I am talking out loud to myself.
    EVERYTHING WILL BE FINE.
    EVERYTHING WILL BE FINE!
Everything will not be fine,
I know that. But I do not say that.
I am talking out loud to myself.
I am thinking in silence in myself.
    I AM SURE I’M NOT

    THE ONLY ONE. (I say.)

    I AM SURE I’M NOT

    THE ONLY ONE. (I think.)
Are there any more only ones present here?

A solo performance for Joséphine Peguillan — Dirty Arts Graduation Show, Sandberg Instituut

A column about boredom, written for Issue° 1, ‘Speculating Systems’, Sandberg Design Department.

Boredom is a phenomenon that is constantly present in our society, but often remains concealed.

    Everyone deals with it, but at the same time it seems impossible to exist within our system- and work based society. How do we feel when we are bored? What kind of actions do we consider while being bored?
Can we look at boredom as a taboo of the 21th century?

‘Speculating Systems’ is designed by Daniel Seemayer and Andrea Karch.

This is a sound I don’t know.
This is a sound I don’t hear.

    Silence does not exist. Even if we think it is silent, there are sounds sneaking into our ears. But we don’t always listen to what our ears have to tell us.

    jajajaneeneenee.com

A series of posters questioning
a variety of subjects that we are confronted with on a daily basis.

Instructions about the contours

of everyday reality. Scripts about different kinds of conversations. Templates to experiment with our communication. Questions about what our language can (not) do.
Games to challenge our everyday communication.

What is it that my father has with his pressure washer?

    How to put a knife in my throat without dying?

    What is it that makes boobies
so attractive?

    How do fish sleep?

An infinite amount of questions
that fill my head on a daily basis. This Question Catalogue consists of
a questions publication and a (fake) answers publication.