Hoe de dingen ons bewegen
Hoe de dingen ons bewegen
It was around 02:00 a.m. when I suddenly felt this strong urge to move my bed from the wall towards the centre of the room. This sudden change opened up a new space, and enabled me to move more freely around the house. Since then I have been walking around my bed in circles. This is what this book is all about, not the human but the thing or rather the object becomes the centre of attention. Bernke Klein Zandvoort & Caroline Ruijgrok collected 24 essays of writers, artists and scientists that relate to this subject. The cover carries the title ‘Hoe de dingen ons bewegen’ meaning, ‘how the things move us’, which is a strong textual translation of what you can expect from the book. Moving towards the inside, the typographic layout being different on every page emphasises both the topic and the movement of your eyes. The size of this book is also notable, since it is slightly bigger than a traditional size, making it an object standing on its own. I encourage everyone to change the position of their bed every once in a while, and to read these stories in bed before you go to sleep.
- Auteur
- Bernke Klein Zandvoort, Caroline Ruijgrok
- Oplage
- 400
- Omvang
- 96
- Prijs
- 35 euro
- ISBN
- 9789082494907
- Verschijningsdatum
- June 2016
- Uitgever / Opdrachtgever
- Trebelsee
- Ontwerper(s)
- Karoline Swiezynski, Amsterdam
- Fotograaf
- Bernke Klein Zandvoort, Caroline Ruijgrok, Emilio Moreno, Ernst Ruijgrok, Iris van Vliet
- Drukkerij
- Wilco Art Books, Amersfoort
- DTP / Zetterij
- Karoline Swiezynski
- Lithograaf
- Mariska Bijl, Wilco Art Books
- Boekbinderij
- Wilco Art Books, Wilco Art Books
- Materiaal
- Interior: Munken - Premium Cream 1.95, 90 g/m² (Arctic Paper via Antalis). Cover: Softcover met twee flappen: Munken - Munken - Pure Rough, 300 g/m² (Arctic Paper via Antalis), Plastic (Wilco Art Books).
- Lettertype
- Plantin Std (Monotype)
- Technische Bijzonderheden
- De publicatie Hoe de dingen ons bewegen maakt deel uit van het project Object Observer. In dit driedelige projecten onderzoeken meer dan 35 makers en denkers uit verschillende werkvelden hoe alledaagse objecten ons beïnvloeden. Eerdere onderdelen waren de tentoonstelling Something Thrown in the Way of the Observer bij Museum van Loon, Amsterdam (28 juni t/m 31 augustus 2015) en het symposium Tussen Zwerven en Wonen bij Castrum Peregrini, Amsterdam (18 oktober 2015).
It was around 02:00 a.m. when I suddenly felt this strong urge to move my bed from the wall towards the centre of the room. This sudden change opened up a new space, and enabled me to move more freely around the house. Since then I have been walking around my bed in circles. This is what this book is all about, not the human but the thing or rather the object becomes the centre of attention. Bernke Klein Zandvoort & Caroline Ruijgrok collected 24 essays of writers, artists and scientists that relate to this subject. The cover carries the title ‘Hoe de dingen ons bewegen’ meaning, ‘how the things move us’, which is a strong textual translation of what you can expect from the book. Moving towards the inside, the typographic layout being different on every page emphasises both the topic and the movement of your eyes. The size of this book is also notable, since it is slightly bigger than a traditional size, making it an object standing on its own. I encourage everyone to change the position of their bed every once in a while, and to read these stories in bed before you go to sleep.
- Auteur
- Bernke Klein Zandvoort, Caroline Ruijgrok
- Oplage
- 400
- Omvang
- 96
- Prijs
- 35 euro
- ISBN
- 9789082494907
- Verschijningsdatum
- June 2016
- Uitgever / Opdrachtgever
- Trebelsee
- Ontwerper(s)
- Karoline Swiezynski, Amsterdam
- Fotograaf
- Bernke Klein Zandvoort, Caroline Ruijgrok, Emilio Moreno, Ernst Ruijgrok, Iris van Vliet
- Drukkerij
- Wilco Art Books, Amersfoort
- DTP / Zetterij
- Karoline Swiezynski
- Lithograaf
- Mariska Bijl, Wilco Art Books
- Boekbinderij
- Wilco Art Books, Wilco Art Books
- Materiaal
- Interior: Munken - Premium Cream 1.95, 90 g/m² (Arctic Paper via Antalis). Cover: Softcover met twee flappen: Munken - Munken - Pure Rough, 300 g/m² (Arctic Paper via Antalis), Plastic (Wilco Art Books).
- Lettertype
- Plantin Std (Monotype)
- Technische Bijzonderheden
- De publicatie Hoe de dingen ons bewegen maakt deel uit van het project Object Observer. In dit driedelige projecten onderzoeken meer dan 35 makers en denkers uit verschillende werkvelden hoe alledaagse objecten ons beïnvloeden. Eerdere onderdelen waren de tentoonstelling Something Thrown in the Way of the Observer bij Museum van Loon, Amsterdam (28 juni t/m 31 augustus 2015) en het symposium Tussen Zwerven en Wonen bij Castrum Peregrini, Amsterdam (18 oktober 2015).