IFFR (International Film Festival Rotterdam)
screens fiction- and documentary features,
short films, and media art. The festival focuses
on talented new makers and searches for
stories in unexpected places.
During the festival film makers are selected
for multiple award competitions, chosen by
the audience and selected juries.
To celebrate the award winners, this infographic
visualises the origin countries of the
winning makers from 2021 to 2024.
The countries are set up in alphabetical order
and the colors correspond with the continent.
Each country is tagged with the name of the
award winner, title of their film/media art and
winning year.
The symbolics covering the countries represent
the genres of the films. When films are
labeled with multiple genres,
This data visualization visualizes a search for a connection
between vegetable consumption and life expectancy. It compares
20 countries and the amount of vegetables eaten, the
average age and what each country produce in services and
goods within a year.
The focus lies on the amount of eaten vegetables and how
life-expectancies increase and decrease. And how the GDP
provides new perspectives, when reading the bars of consumed
vegetables from 2010 to 2020.
Currently, in 2024 a growing shortage of houses and tightness
within the housing market effects first buyers of a house.
By comparing different databases and therefor collecting
different perspectives an overview is made. In which the explanations
for this situation is visualised.
Using mulitple data sets from the Dutch Central Bureau of
Statistics provided a range of data to analyse and compare.
And guided to visualize the changes taken place within the
living- and housing situation in the Netherlands over ten years.
Did not take place is a two-screen video installation, in which a narrative is visualised using a smartphone interface. Experienced by the visitor on didnottakeplace.com. Using this particular intimate medium produces an immersive experience.
The project corresponds with the visitor's Western worldview towards conflict orientated news items. And researches how the smartphone user responds to contemporary news topics, which collide with personal, software and hardware notifications.
The narrative of the project is set in a suggestive scenario taking place in 2021; inhabitants flee the Netherlands. Using the interface of the main character, the visitor experiences her uncertainties and displacement.
Named after a collection of three short essays by Jean Baudrillard: The Gulf War Did Not Take Place.