Paco Dalmau

The work I want to develop in Rotterdam, is the beginning of my collection \\\"Sapiens\\\", a project which, in short, want to talk about human interbreeding, and the idea that biologically there is no difference between different ethnic groups.
My intention in this period, is to complete a photographic archive (in the street and in the studio) and work with models the composition of the images. Complete drawings and sketches from photographs and model in live, writing as a literary essay experiences and conversations with the people who are going to be the characters of the work.
All information about my artistic trajectory can find on the www.pacodalmau.com

Project: Sapiens Collection 2012
Genealogical Tree, Sapiens Collection: Unique Race

Documentation:

• Photography from life model
• Drawing from life model
• Sketches (graphite)
• Testing of color (watercolor, oil)
• Drawing (graphite, charcoal), final study 100x70 cm
• Interviews with the models
• Notes, Essay and literary fiction

Sapiens Collection:
49 pieces, oil and acrylic enamel
on board, 250x210x4 cm

16 May- 16 November 2012

 

Daniela de Paulis

I am a visual artist working with video, sound and performance. Since 2001 I have been working on several long projects, often in collaboration with sound artists and recently a team of scientists and radio amateurs. I usually aim at collaborating with institutions and businesses that are not directly involved with art. A recurrent topic in my work is exploring the poetics of nomadism and mobility, researching on their social, economic and historical causes and their spatial implications, however the artistic content I want to convey goes beyond strictly political thinking, attempting at opening up space for philosophical and poetical reasoning. In `the Invisible Cities` videos for example the viewer perceives immediately the sense of displacement caused by the endless global trade by sea and the mechanized architecture of international harbours, however by watching all the videos simultaneously in the installation setting, he or she might perceive that this sense of displacement could also suggest a spatial flow and an attraction or longing for these unknown territories. By showing the mechanism of trade I want to place the viewer in front of a reality which is often forgotten –the large scale trade by sea together with the imposing architectural structures that continuously need to adjust to the increasing demands of the market- while at the same time triggering his/her `desire` for exploration and discovery that is the root for creative thinking and restlessness. The philosophical concept of `derive` is in fact something that I want to convey in`Invisible Cities`, behind the grand epic of mercantile history, only suggesting it as a `physical` state that the viewer can experience if he or she surrenders to the repetitive, abstract and frictionless movements generated by the harbour`s megastructures.

The proposal represents the final development of the `Invisible Cities` project that I started in 2006 with the aim of portraying international harbours through video art. In `Invisible Cities` the port cities of Rotterdam and Helsinki are represented as fictional landscapes, in this last part of the project I will take a documentary-like approach, mantaining however the fictional inspiration from travel literature, such as `The Travels of Marco Polo`. During my residency at `Hommes` in Rotterdam I will attempt at completing this project by involving directly shipping companies and people working on containerships. My plan is asking them to film video clips and take images of the weeks-long journeys by sea from harbour to harbour, focusing both on the `architecture` of the ports and on the human aspects of their travel. Ideally many sailors will participate, in order to collect a great amount of video and photographic material from all over the world. They will be invited to use either their mobile phones or a video camera, possibly uploading their material into a server/website. For the final exhibition I will edit the footage into a documentary, maybe accompanied by a slideshow or printed photographs. It would be great to involve the Maritiem Museum in Rotterdam and show the work during the Open Haven Dagen 2012.

 

Yoshiyuki Koinuma

Yoshiyuki Koinuma (1982, Japan) heeft in 2010 het twee-jarig Artist in Residence programma op de Rijksakademie in Amsterdam afgerond. Daarna verhuisde hij naar Rotterdam voor een verblijf in Kaus Australis.  
Koinuma maakt werken met gemengde technieken van schilderen, tekenen, collage, printen en keramiek. Op dit moment werkt hij aan een serie met collage van kleine omvang genaamd Little Treasures. Gedurende zijn verblijf in CK12 zal hij deze serie afronden.
Zijn werk wordt sterk beïnvloed door de computerspellen waarmee veel kinderen uit Japan opgroeien, waaronder Role-Playing Game en Online Game. Door de serie Little Treasures wil Koinuma zijn eigen wereld tot uitdrukking brengen.
 
Yoshiyuki Koinuma website http://www.geocities.jp/koinumayoshiyuki/  

 

Lucas Rampazzo

Lucas Rampazzo (1982, Brazilië) werkt meestal met geometrische patronen, vormen en symbolen. Door middel van zichtbare en onzichtbare structuren, zoekt hij in zijn werk een manier om te organiseren en ontregelen; soms ontregelend om te re-rganiseren.

Hij combineert de structuren en patronen ook in muziek door het componeren en het creëren van minimal en sfeervolle songs.
Als grafisch ontwerper ontwikkelt hij werken in diverse segmenten, zoals redactioneel, mode, video, muziek, verpakkingen, visuele identiteit en drukwerk. Als een introspectieve waarnemer probeert hij door muziek, zuiverheid, schoonheid en eenvoud te overstijgen in inspiratie.

Lucas Rampazzo is A.I.R. vanaf 1 janauri 2011 tot 1 oktober 2011. During the Open studio on 10 and 11 september he presented Invisible/visible Patterns including wallpaper design, paintings, collages, sound compositions and music performance. For the open studio Rampazzo has created a wallpaper series with geometric shapes and patterns. Following the structures given by the wallpaper, the viewer is invited to align objects in the environment. A one-hour song of ambient music will play during the exhibition with a different melody every minute, reinforcing the concept of pattern and repetition. The installation encourages us to reflect about time and our daily rules of organisation. Music Performance: Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 September at 5 pm.

Music performed during Open studio 10 and 11 september 2011 : http://soundcloud.com/rampazzo/untitled9

www.lucasrampazzo.com
www.soundcloud.com/rampazzo

 

Biddy Livesey

Biddy Livesey (1983, Nieuw-Zeeland) is kunstenaar en schrijver. Zij maakt performances en schrijft teksten. Sinds 2005 werkt ze samen met Amy Howden-Chapman onder de aam Raised by Wolves. Raised by Wolves trad op in Nieuw-Zeeland, Australië en Nederland. Hun werk is gebaseerd op het ontdekken en documenteren van de economische en sociale patronen in de stedelijke omgeving. Belangrijke werken tot op heden: Since the Great Depression-series (2009), een werk voor Spaceman Television series New Artland (2008), en After Leaving the Wilderness/Strange Parade (2007). Dit laatste vormde de afsluiting van de Artists-in-residence periode in Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces, Melbourne.

Biddy Livesey was A.I.R. from 1 November 2010 until 1 May 2011. In this period she worked on a publication project exploring Rotterdam's sister city relationships. She also collaborated with Geoff Pinfield and Ioana Tudor, to create a performance called One Two One Two investigating the experiences of migration, integration and the economic history and future of Charlois. The performance One Two One Two took place on 25 April 2011 at 12 and 14 Charloisse Kerksingel, Rotterdam.

To download the sister publications Cities as Sisters and Sisters as Cities. Text by Biddy Livesey, design by Lucas Rampazzo.

Click here to download an audio recording of the performance One Two One Two. Collaboration with Geoff Pinfield and Ioana Tudor (coming soon!)

 

Tomas Navarro

Titel van de foto:
Regular solids or the Luca Pacioli Scanner Revival Digital composition from scanned bodies and atrezzo Barcelona 2006

Tomas Navarro is A.I.R. vanaf 1 september tot 31 december 2010.

www.crampton.es

www.tomasnavarrobeltrame.blogspot.com (Arts works)

www.labcuatro.blogspot.com (Arts collective)

 

 

Clare Noonan

Het werk van beeldend kunstenaar Clare Noonan (1982, Nieuw-Zeeland) omvat sculpturale objecten, fotografie, installaties en interventies. Noonan onderzoekt in haar werk de grenzen tussen geografie, historiecultuur. Haar werk zweeft tussen fictie en waarheid. Na haar afstuderen aan de School voor Schone Kunsten van de Universiteit van Canterbury, Christchurch, Nieuw-Zeeland in 2004, had Noonan tentoonstellingen in Nieuw-Zeeland en Nederland. Haar meest recente project Field Work (SOFA Gallery, 2009) werd ontwikkeld als Artist in Residence en winnaar van de Olivia Spencer Bower Foundation Art Award 2009.

Clare Noonan is Artist in Residence in CK 12 vanaf 1 mei tot 1 november 2010.

 

Fabrizi Bianchini

Fabrizio Bianchini is working on a project called "Del blanco y negro al color " (from black and white to color. The subjects are people immortalized during their normal city lives. These moments are captured in time and then reinterpreted on the canvas, inserting some parts in colour, over a grey base of black and white. This project started two years ago, through his observation of people always moving faster, and seem colder and bitterer, trying to follow the rules of modern life. They have almost become part of city`s furniture, taking on its shape and its greyness. Fabrizio decided to represent and denounce this situation, and to use the colour over a base of black and white, trying to emphasize and give back strength and human¬ity to people and their skin.

Fabrizio Bianchini was in the Residence from 1 November 2009 untill 1 May 2010. In that period he focused on the community of Charlois. With the support of Stichting Hommes Foundation, Deelgemeente Charlois en st. Nac he realised a mural in the Verboomstraat, which was officially reveiled in May 2010

 

Stefano Calligaro

Stefano Calligaro`s werk kan worden gezien als een subtiele intentie om betekenissen opnieuw te beschrijven en herdefiniëren. Sculpturen, installaties en beelden maken deel uit van zijn werk dat in voortdurende dialoog staat met de ruimte waarin zij zijn opgenomen. Op deze manier blijft het werk van Calligaro ver van het spectaculaire, om uiteindelijk zijn omgeving te vinden in een dimensie die ontstaat door kleine gebaren.

Stefano Calligaro verbleef in the Artist in Residence vanaf 1 september 2009 tot 1 september 2010.

 

Teresa Iannotta

Teresa Iannotta (1981, Italië) is een onafhankelijke curator, werkzaam in Italië en Nederland. Zij was Artist in Residence vanaf 1 september 2009 tot 1 september 2010. Tentoonstellingsruimten, maar ook ruimten die gewoonlijk niet voor kunst bestemd zijn, spelen een belangrijke rol in haar praktijk. De twee typen zijn even belangrijk in de ontwikkeling van haar projecten, die tot dusver plaats vonden in galeries, in door kunstenaars georganiseerde projectruimten, alsmede in het openbaar vervoer en in ramen van gebouwen. Haar recente project is de tentoonstelling Quit is the New Loud in Hotel Mariakapel in Hoorn.

Als onderdeel van haar verblijf in de Residence van Hommes cureerde ze de tentoonstelling Once Upon Today, waarin vier internationale kunstenaars werk ontwikkelden rond het thema van de vertelling