Utrecht will celebrate the 20th anniversary of of the fall of the Berlin wall with a festival called ‘Niemandsland’ (‘No Mans Land’). It will be connected to the Cultural Sunday. Many lectures, film screenings, concerts, workshop and exhibitions will be held throughout Utrecht, inspired by Berlin.

Indivisuals is asked to make an installation in a hall of the Centraal Museum of Utrecht connected to an photo exhibition with photographers from Berlin. I have some nice ideas with green screens and scrap metal. Stay tuned for more details on that one….

Indivisuals maakt een installatie op het festival: ‘BEZET: HET LAB EN DOX OP FORT RUIGENHOEK’

Van 10 tot en met 13 september bundelen Het Lab en DOX hun krachten in een gezamenlijk theater- en dansprogramma op Fort Ruigenhoek in Groenekan, aan de rand van Utrecht. Onder de vlag van de Zomer van Utrecht, die een zomer vol kunst en cultuur op bijzondere erfgoedlocaties in het Utrechts Landschap brengen, trakteren Het Lab en DOX hun publiek op het locatieproject Bezet en bieden daarmee een platform aan jonge makers die fysieke en beeldende voorstellingen maken voor jeugd en jongeren.

Data:
Vrijdag 11-09-2009 17:00 – 20u30
Zaterdag 12-09-2009 14:00 – 20u30
Zondag 13-09-2009 13:00 – 19u

Plaats: Ruigenhoeksedijk 15, De Bilt

Prijs: Toegangsprijs per voorstelling: € 5,00 (het fort is vrij toegankelijk)

Indivisuals is proud to announce that we will make the first video clip for Dutch artist Malorix. Malorix released a new album ‘Sound System Culture Clash!’ jam packed with electic sounds. We will make funky visuals to the song ‘Kabaddi Schwalbe’.

Watch out!

Cafe Averechts (link) has raised some funds for Telluris: they collected the tips of march and april and doubled the amount. Cafe Averecht does this every two months and Telluris is very pleased with the result: 2200 euros! I made a documentary for Telluris and as a thank you we will be showing it at Cafe Averechts with me and Stephan -founder of Telluris- present.

Telluris tries to help the tribals -the munda in this case- for three years. They are doing pretty well but need a lot more funding. So I thought it would be a good idea to show people how the tribes live, show the good work of Telluris so that people can make their own mind up about giving some money.

I was really amazed by how the munda live and are as human beings. I was a nice welcome to be away from electricity what so ever and to sleep under the stars in a very nice looking clay house. All the appliances are self made, mostly from wood. Everything is done by hand. I was so nice waking up among the animals, the hills and the trees.
The munda are always busy working yet they are such a friendly, hospitable and welcome people. I had such a nice time with them, it made me warm seeing the again editing the material.
A great memory for the rest of my life.

Now the film is finished, come and see it in all it’s subtitled glory!

Here is the movie how it looks in the editing programme on my computer: