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A campaign for an art project that leads to nothing

A concept and copy for a campaign for an art project at the Utrecht Science Park, that is evolving around the question of how to use what we find on location, leave less waste behind, and make our footprint smaller; at the very best, reduce it to nothing, nada, zero. For one year the 12 artists are going to try literally everything that could possibly lead to nothing.

The signing for the barn on Zero Footprint Campus was made out of recycled wood and bike tires. Crafted with love by Lukas Ezendam

Made at Dietwee with Ron Faas in 2016

Here is some of my work:
A record cover with two backsides, a never-ending poem, and a video loop
Posters for a sausage party
A campaign for an art project that leads to nothing
A sugar rush for your eyes
A visual identity for a record label called Oossha
An app to help you switch that Big Mac for a bean burger.
A Dutch designers magazine
A campaign for a theatre festival on an island
A poster with bones, teeth, tails and claws
A scratchy book with an itchy subject
Another campaign for a theatre festival on an island
Me writing home from Japan and New Zealand
Posters for Freek's favourite deadly, dangerous, and gigantic animals
A book in progress about a city in progress
A book about the relevance of culture on the way to a more peaceful society
And a book with dead umbrellas

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