Publication design for dutch artist Amie Dicke to accompany her solo exhibition at the GEM museum of modern art in the Hague. The newspaper consists of an interview with Amie and an overview of her work. Central to her exhibition is a work that revolves around the history of the Gemeente Museum, where the exhibition took place. The design of the newspaper partly consists of a grid of thick beams. The beams form a composition on the front page and change their position as you go through the publication. The beams then come together again in a different colour composition on the last page. The beam-structure is built upon a square grid, that together with the used colours refer to H.P. Berlage, who is the architect of the GEM museum of modern art. The structure acts as an intervention, interacting with the tekst and images of Amie's work.

Website designed in collaboration with Denny Backhaus for SSBA-SALON. The website is an online cultural magazine and focal point for what's going on in Amsterdam. The website is designed as an 'app' environment, so it works perfectly on both desktop and tablet devices, a scaled down version of the website was developed for the iPhone. The design of the site was of based on the identity that I designed for SSBA-SALON.

Publicity design for I Can Change The World With My Two Hands. A communal garden project initiated by artist Natascha Hagenbeek.

Catalogue designed for L.A. based photographer Alex Prager. The catalogue presents Alex's latest body of work, named 'Compulsion'. The catalogue is designed with the Founders Grotesk typeface, designed by Kris Sowersby. The catalogue is swiss bound and covered by a dust jacket that is also a poster. The cover is printed in deep black and the white typography is covered in a thick spot varnish. The catalogue was presented at three openings in L.A., New York and London.

Silkscreened A1 poster describing the location of my (now former) studio in a rebus.