Collaborative photography project Levenslust Academy #2 between Stichting Pluspunt and Brutus
“Pluspunt Rotterdam is a daycare and work-learning center for Rotterdam residents who need long-term support and for Rotterdam residents who want to make an active contribution to this. In our bicycle, wood, steel, cooking, art, food, and other workshops, we work together toward a better life for our participants. Greener, healthier, and more sustainable. With a fair chance for people who need (long-term) support.”
Exhibited at Brutus, September 2024
Project assistent: Laura Dunwoody
Pictures: Beeldsmits
Workshop photography in collaboration with Foundation Mesh, with kids using disposable cameras from Delfshaven. The assignment was simple: photograph what interests you in your own neighbourhood. The outcome was exhibited for several months in 2021, in the public space of Delfshaven.
Picture: Foundation Mesh
Picture: Foundation Mesh
Picture: Foundation Mesh
Picture: Foundation Mesh
In collaboration with Architecture Institute Rotterdam, I gave a workshop photography to youngsters from the Olympia College in Rotterdam-IJsselmonde. They ‘mapped’ their personal environment with analogue cameras, the result of which was exhibited in the public space of IJsselmonde.
Picture: Fred Ernst
Picture: Fred Ernst
Workshop in collaboration with WMO Radar and youngsters from Rotterdam Delfshaven. We went out on walks and the assignment was simple: photograph what interests you in your own neighbourhood. The youngsters used their own mobile phones as a way to get more familiar with the photographic capacities of their devices. The results of the workshop were shown as part of the exhibition Foto Expo Botu, February - March 2022
Workshop in collaboration with Framer Framed in Amsterdam and kids from the neighbourhood De Molenwijk in Amsterdam. The assignment was simple: photograph what interests you in your own neighbourhood. The outcome was published in a newspaper and distributed through the entire neighbourhood. The work was also exhibited for several months in 2018 / 2019, in the exhibition ‘50 Years Molenwijk’.
