Oh, what beautiful fractals you have, honey! May 1, 2013 Fractals appear often in Nature - why are they attractive? And might the help in art?..
Can Game Art Please Evolve? April 4, 2013 The art in the games industry is still lacking mindful art - and the artists take part of the blame...
The art in the games industry is still lacking mindful art - and the artists take part of the blame...
Dutch Taxes vs. Art – Round 2 May 6, 2012 Just last year the Dutch government raised the consumption tax on visual art from 6 to 19 percent. I really don’t demand a special status, but raising it just this year again to 21 is gonna be tough. Clients barely had the time to get used to the higher prices… apparently galleries had a drop … Continue reading Dutch Taxes vs. Art – Round 2 →
Just last year the Dutch government raised the consumption tax on visual art from 6 to 19 percent. I really don’t demand a special status, but raising it just this year again to 21 is gonna be tough. Clients barely had the time to get used to the higher prices… apparently galleries had a drop … Continue reading Dutch Taxes vs. Art – Round 2 →
A Letter to the Dutch Tax Payer December 18, 2011 Just the other day I received the mail that it is now “nearly” definite that the WWIK art-support I received here in the Netherlands is ending next year. This happens in the context of wide ranging cuts in the cultural sector. For one and a half year the government has supported me when I tried … Continue reading A Letter to the Dutch Tax Payer →
Just the other day I received the mail that it is now “nearly” definite that the WWIK art-support I received here in the Netherlands is ending next year. This happens in the context of wide ranging cuts in the cultural sector. For one and a half year the government has supported me when I tried … Continue reading A Letter to the Dutch Tax Payer →
Brain Plasticity and Traditional Media August 13, 2011 The term neural plasticity describes the fact that our brain is highly flexible to adapt. Everything we learn changes the our structure of neurons physically. I think the way how this works relates to the question whether you should paint digitally or with traditional media. Here is a TED-Talk by Michael Merzenich, outlining some of … Continue reading Brain Plasticity and Traditional Media →
The term neural plasticity describes the fact that our brain is highly flexible to adapt. Everything we learn changes the our structure of neurons physically. I think the way how this works relates to the question whether you should paint digitally or with traditional media. Here is a TED-Talk by Michael Merzenich, outlining some of … Continue reading Brain Plasticity and Traditional Media →
Defending David Hockney – Unseeing What the Camera Taught Us January 14, 2011 David Hockney's Chair is a great example that our vision works in weird ways...
Measuring 2010’s Art January 9, 2011 It’s an interesting trend now to statistically measure things of our lives, and things that we would before thought are impossible to put in numbers. So this is the perfect moment to: Say happy new year to everyone! And try apply the measuring my last year(s) in art. One thing I do is to save … Continue reading Measuring 2010’s Art →
It’s an interesting trend now to statistically measure things of our lives, and things that we would before thought are impossible to put in numbers. So this is the perfect moment to: Say happy new year to everyone! And try apply the measuring my last year(s) in art. One thing I do is to save … Continue reading Measuring 2010’s Art →