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Nederland, Eindhoven, 20141020.
Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven
gebouw De Witte Dame. de Graduation Show 2014 van Design Academy Eindhoven
Projecten van alle afgestudeerden van Design Academy Eindhoven worden getoond op de 4e en 5e vloer van deWitteDame.

REMY VAN ZANDBERGEN
AN IMAGINARY PRINTER’S WORLD
Department: Man and Leisure
Website: www.remyvanzandbergen.nl
DE ZEEFDRUKKERIJ
This installation and stop-motion animation offer an imaginative look inside automated processes. These are usually hidden, and cannot be inferred from the finished product. But here, viewers can see every step in the screen-printing process. By pressing a button the viewer becomes the imaginary client who commissions a printed product and puts the printer to work. The machine has been ‘opened up’ to reveal each step, and at the end of the animated production line an actual business card comes out. Remy van Zandbergen intends to use his installation as a customised story-telling tool for brands or businesses.

Netherlands, Eindhoven, 20141020.
Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven
Building De Witte Dame. the Graduation Show 2014 Design Academy Eindhoven
Copyright
(C) Gerlo Beernink, gerlo@gerlo.nl
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Contained in galleries
Dutch Design Week 2014
Nederland, Eindhoven, 20141020.<br /> Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven<br /> gebouw De Witte Dame. de Graduation Show 2014 van Design Academy Eindhoven<br /> Projecten van alle afgestudeerden van Design Academy Eindhoven worden getoond op de 4e en 5e vloer van deWitteDame.<br /> <br /> REMY VAN ZANDBERGEN<br /> AN IMAGINARY PRINTER’S WORLD<br /> Department: Man and Leisure<br /> Website: www.remyvanzandbergen.nl<br /> DE ZEEFDRUKKERIJ<br /> This installation and stop-motion animation offer an imaginative look inside automated processes. These are usually hidden, and cannot be inferred from the finished product. But here, viewers can see every step in the screen-printing process. By pressing a button the viewer becomes the imaginary client who commissions a printed product and puts the printer to work. The machine has been ‘opened up’ to reveal each step, and at the end of the animated production line an actual business card comes out. Remy van Zandbergen intends to use his installation as a customised story-telling tool for brands or businesses.<br /> <br /> Netherlands, Eindhoven, 20141020.<br /> Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven<br /> Building De Witte Dame. the Graduation Show 2014 Design Academy Eindhoven