PUBLICATION DOUBLE SLIT EXPERIMENT (second, english edition) AVAILABLE NOW!

Added on by Marjolein Blom.
Spacetime in Book Double Slit Experiment (c) Marjolein Blom

'This project, called after Richard Feynman’s famous Double Slit experiment that displayed the fundamentally probablistic nature of quantum mechanical phenomena for the first time in history, is a study towards travelling in time. Towards scientific principles that in theory allow for travelling through time, like wormholes, Einsteins general relativity theory and quantum mechanics. But, most importantly, towards the practical impossibility of people as time travellers.'

From now on the second edition of my book Double Slit Experiment will be for sale! You can buy a copy at Athenaeum boekhandel, the PhotoQ bookstore,  Seelevel Gallery, or CLICK HERE.

2015/21,5 x 29,5 cm/ 44 pages/ pamphlet stitching/ several handmade details by the artist/150 copies (numbered)/ price: 35 euros/ incl 6% VAT

This publication has been made possible with the financial support of the Keep An Eye Foundation. Thank you very much!

 

EXHIBITION SEELEVEL GALLERY

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Seelevel Gallery (Amsterdam) has moved to a permanent gallery space and I am proud to be part of the new group show. Other artists are Laurence Aëgerter, Marijn Bax, Ola Lanko, Eva Roovers and Diana Scherer.

'In this opening exhibition, curator Caroline O’Breen will give a glimpse of the future of Seelevel and the coming gallery season. Seelevel presents a new collaboration with some well-established artists, some up-and-coming artists and celebrates and strengthens the bonds with photographers previously showcased in the gallery.

The participating photographers all have a very distinctive artistic signature. Some use a scientific perspective from which they try to understand their subjects, others a more contemplative and poetic way. The way of approaching the medium is multi-layered, and includes a wide range of different strategies that varies from installation, performance, poetry and participatory collaboration. It results in a playful and investigating exhibition.

Opening reception: June 20th 2015 4 p.m.
Exhibition on view: June 20th - July 4th 
Location: Bethanienstraat 39, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
 

Seelevel Gallery Opening Marjolein Blom Ola Lanko Marijn Bax Laurence Aegerter Diana Scheerer Eva Roovers @ Seelevel Gallery

DOUBLE SLIT EXPERIMENT ON LENSCULTURE

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LensCulture published a short article about my project Double Slit Experiment on its website.

'What do wormholes look like? Is time travel possible? Did you know that radiation from the Big Bang shows up on our television screens? Using a camera to visually explore some of the greatest mysteries left to humanity.

We first discovered this work after it was submitted to the Visual storytelling Awards. Although it was not chosen as a finalist by the jury, the editors of LensCulture were impressed and decided to publish this feature article about it. Enjoy!'

You can find the article here 

 

 
 

PRISM MAGAZINE #19

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I am very happy to announce that my project Double Slit Experiment is being featured in Prism Magazine #19.Thank you very much Karol Liver! I am always looking forward to see the new Prism and it is an honour te be in this edition, together with some very talented photographers.

 

You can read Prism #19 HERE or have a look at the website to see all the previous editions

 

STADSTIMMERTUIN

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Wouter Valkenier  (studiovalkenier.nl) verbouwde de voormalige stadsdrukkerij van Amsterdam tot een flexibele werkplek voor medewerkers van de gemeente Amsterdam. Daarbij werden zoveel mogelijk materialen hergebruikt en oude details in ere hersteld.

In opdracht van Studio Valkenier maakte ik foto's van het gebouw aan de Voormalige Stadstimmertuin waarin zowel aandacht is voor het prachtige nieuwe ontwerp als ook voor de oude details en gebruikssporen, die door Studio Valkenier bewust onaangeroerd zijn gelaten.

Deze foto's zijn onder meer gebruikt in het boek Gedrukt voor de stad, door Hans Moolenbel.