Results
- Dutch Design Award 2020 nomination - category: Systems
- > one millions views on German news site WDR
- featured in Salone del Mobile (Milan Design Week)
- @Continuous Refle(a)ctions 2 - Eco-art Virtual Exhibition, China
Dutch Digital Design
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Sleek and futuristic e-shopping experience for fonts-of-our-time foundry
Bézier
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From brand system to informative content and beautiful digital design
Zentry
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Aesthetically captivating, smoothly built. A clean digital club experience
Radio Radio
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Creating digital presence with bold, no code immersiveness
Ask Phill & Analogue Agency
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Sculpting a movement for morally ambitious firestarters
Case: The School for Moral Ambition
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From physical card to a sustainable, immersive digital experience
Nationale Bioscoopbon
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Next level immersiveness to create digital stand out within urban design
Studio D outstanding online presence
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A stylish digital amalgamation of fashion, gaming & anime culture
ark8.net
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Digitally sailing through Gehry's Walt Disney Concert Hall
Sculpting Harmony
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Putting biotechnology mixed with lifestyle and fashion at the forefront
Normal Phenomena of Life
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June Park: driven to create user experiences with societal impact
Dutch Digital Design curator: June Park from Fabrique
Interview
Introducing Morrow: change for good, hear the youth
Partner in the Spotlight: Morrow
Interview
Kamiel Meijers from 51North. Making the digital journey tangible.
Kamiel Meijers - Dutch Digital Design curator
Interview
Meet Merlin. What makes their work magical. Imagine. Code. Magic
Partner in the spotlight: Merlin Studio
Interview
Who's in charge of making AI more socially responsible?
AI and social responsibility. What our partners say.
Thought Leadership
Your Majesty: about branding and uniting the curious
Partner in the Spotlight: Your Majesty
Interview
The impact of AI within the creative industry. What our partners say
The impact of AI within the creative industry - part I
Thought Leadership
Margot Gabel: passionate about connecting digital design with emotions
Margot Gabel Build in Amsterdam & Dutch Digital Design Curator
Interview
Christian Mezöfi from Dentsu Creative: loves detail and 3D design
Christian Mezöfi Dentsu Creative & Dutch Digital Design curator
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Welcome ACE, Cut the Code, DotControl, Lava and Merlin Studio
welcome to five new partners
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The smallest biggest polluter exposed, interactively
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Dutch ecological artist Thijs Biersteker was invited to make an artwork for the exhibition 'Continuous Refle(a)ction' at Beijing Riverside Museum in China. An exhibition about the effect of climate change, pollution and sustainability. What better topic to talk about than cigarette butt pollution as 5.7 trillion cigarettes are smoked per year. 65% of which is disposed in nature.
Thijs created Pollutive Ends, an interactive art installation that shows the real-time impact of one single cigarette butt, in a beautiful, but shocking way. The installation interacts with people in the room by adjusting the flow of liquids in line with their presence.
The impact is made visible by moving small elements of polluted water hypnotically right in front of the visitors' eyes, through an intricate tube system. The algorithm-driven pumping system calculates the amount of visitors that are in the museum, an estimation of the amount of cigarettes they could smoke and the amount of pollution that this would generate.
Beautiful. Something so aesthetically pleasing telling the story about something so ugly. In a simple but amazingly visual way.