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.

In 2015 the term refugee crisis became official. The responses on social media about the influx of refugees gave the motivation to visualize a reverse scenario.

By making the social theme personal: a video in the form of a smartphone interface. This created the possibility to communicate the storytelling by means of personal and hardware notifications. To create therefore an intimate experience. And the chance for the visitor to experience uncertainties and displacement of the protagonist.

In the data visualization, the focus is on the relationship between vegetable consumption and age expectations. The goal was to visualize connections between the different data sets.

20 Countries and their vegetable consumption are compared with the average age expectation, what each country produces in services and goods in 2020 and the number of inhabitants in 2020 each country had.

Rehearsing the Revolution is a project initiated by art collective SPACE. We developed the Collaborative Game in collaboration with SPACE and media artist Esther Verhamme.

The project facilitates a model which is supported through fictional storytelling to bring together different parties. The parties will play in search for common ground and set up a roadmap with scenarios for the future in which Deep Economy is established. In addition, I designed and created a visual language that is applied on the website, in videos, social media, performances, offline and online.

Sandberg@Mediapark is an annual masterclass organized by the Sandberg Institute and Mediapark. In the edition, Unmapping Europe, Europe as an identity was researched, questioned and interpreted by 7 teams.

In collaboration with graphic designer Birte Veenkamp, I designed a visual language, for which we integrated the flags of the EU members. The shape and color language gave us the opportunity to design new flags and communication tools.

A article of the Dutch journalism organisation One-World, motivated the infographic. The article explains which and how many countries are selected as safe. This influences the asylum process of people refugee these specific countries. The visualisation of the flags and added information about the selection of countries, guides the visual. And in comparison with the amount of countries Sweden and Germany select as safe, is far less.

The graphic design is aligned and inspired by the identity of the organisation.

An article on the changes in the oceans color and its cause written by MIT and Vice, inspired this visual. The infographic visualises the way in which the research on the topic is done and new conclusions were made. As part of a course assignment, this visual is made interactive with Thinglink. An online tool you can use to make interactive infographics and more.

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The infographic compares four blogs whom post about graphic design. Each has different posts on topics as: events, books, magazines etc. The graphic also shows if there are compatible posts. And provides an inside if you are a student, studio or graphic designer, to look at a specific blog. As the different countries the blogs focus on.