Chronically Online Aesthetics Archive
A trashy hyperpink zine exploring web aesthetics.
Includes balletcore, neo-Y2K, traumacore, fried memes.
Part of Fanzineist Vienna Zine Fair
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A trashy hyperpink zine exploring web aesthetics.
Includes balletcore, neo-Y2K, traumacore, fried memes.
Part of Fanzineist Vienna Zine Fair
I organised some art workshops for children, involving the
inkBlox kit (lego inspired printmaking kit). This was a
wonderful way to teach how traditional printmaking works to kids. With
inkBlox I worked as a B2B coordinator, and I am also organising future
workshops.
You can find the inkBlox website here
inkBlox.com
A card-browser game! Get a card, type the command in the browser. Receive an interpretation of its function, a connected feminist concept and instructions to execute. Serve and be served as you turn into a feminist server yourself by playing and interacting with the cards both online or one-on-one in the space.
I started my dutch language course some months ago, and the first thing I was searching for was a minimalistic irregular verb trainer. I didn't find it unluckily so I decided to make my one!
You can find its website here
Trainer ─ Onregelmatige werkwoorden
CyberPoetic zine! is a poetic web based zine project that explores the evolving relationship between poetry and technology. The first issue is called re_authorship. Through a blend of personal experiments and conversations with poets and artist, re_authorship looks into how AI is reshaping poetic and artistic expression. It's a glimpse at the blurred line between human and machine creativity, reflecting on the cultural and ethical implications of algorithmic language generation. By questioning authorship, ownership, and labour, CyberPoetic zine, with its first issue re_authorship, imagines new futures for poetry in the age of AI. The zine is also made using Pre Post Print tools (Weasyprint, Paged.js, html2print).
You can find its website here
cyberpoeticzine.net
Pen Plotting Party is a Rotterdam-based collective I’m part of, forged in the dynamic environment of Experimental Publishing at the Piet Zwart Institute. With backgrounds in graphic design, computing science, bookmaking, and mathematic, we bonded over pen plotters, the home office printer's predecessor lost to history. This 'obsolete' technology embodies a dynamic between new and old media, between rapid consumption and slow-paced, seamful performance. We have hosted a(n ongoing) series of events, building community around the multiplicity of methods pen plotters invite.
Pen Plotters collective zine
My own research with Pen Plotters
Pen Plot this maze!
This is a personal project concerning fires in data centers, in a different way tho, to explore the mysteries of our data, how it’s stored, how surprisingly vulnerable it is to physical threats like fire, and notable data center accidents around the world.
What burning data center are you? The website
Loading: Feminist Server... documentation page
Have You Found Work Yet? is a small browser game that marks the beginning of a collaboration between Thijs van Loenhout and me. We are working together to create game poems and to research the intersection of poetry and game design, exploring the boundaries between the two, while using open source and free to use programs, such as Godot.
Here its website:
Here the Itch page of the game
Kado is a little handmade poem, written while wandering and losing myself in Rotterdam. It's a love letter to the city, capturing the thrill of getting lost in its streets, uncovering hidden details, and finding beauty in overlooked, dusty corners. This little book was presented at INC Amsterdam.
Here its website:
INC_Fest_final.final.final event
Costellazione Parallela, edited by Isabella Leardini and published by Vallecchi Editore, brings to light the voices of 20th-century Italian poetesses who were long overlooked, marginalised, or excluded from the literary canon. This book revives these influential yet forgotten figures, revealing how their voices have shaped, inspired, and reflected the inner lives of women of the 20th century and beyond. For this project I collaborated with some of my classmates to create the illustrations.
Coffee Poem. is a small zine that celebrates the warmth of returning home, the feeling of belonging, and the comfort found in the ritual of making coffee. This little zine was presented during my first public presentation at XPUB, second year, as part of my graduation project.
✦ Between Worlds, archive tour for Poetry International
✦ My wiki page, projects archive
✦ Screentime Airtime Facetime: Practicing Hybridity in the Cultural
Field, INC Amsterdam
✦ Local meeting Pre Post Print community
✦ Volunteering at Rib, Rotterdam
✦ Set Rules, Unexpected Outcomes bu 530 Type Club
✦ Floating, show 2025 — 3-6 July @ Buitenplaats Brienenoord
✦ Rival Streamer // AI Slop x Brainrot (in)finity Warriors by
Trickhouse Press, including an interview (by me) to Alex Mazey
✦ How can we resist cynicism, for Het Archief