Nou&Herkauw develops games, interactive installations, and workshops, mainly for children. We like to show the creative powers of crafts, media and technology. Often we start the creative process in the tangible world to subsequently transform it to the digital world. What starts with drawing, cutting and glueing, building, evolves to a digital art work, such as an animation film, vj-performance, or an interactive game. Nou&Herkauw originated in 2006 as VJ performance in response to the standard VJ performances we gave as Snow in several clubs and events. The design process of the visuals mainly took place in the studio. With Nou&Herkauw we developed a VJ performance that started without any footage or other visual material and everything was created on the spot throughout the performance. In the beginning we invited friendly artists and designers to co-create during the vj-set, but as the concept started to evolve the public of the event more and more got involved as participant and creator. The performance transformed to an open studio in the middle of the crowd where artist and spectator collectively created a VJ performance.

We develop Video concepts for theatre plays, Interactive video concepts for festivals, MusicVideo's, Veejaying, Media Art, Digital Culture

Media Art Friesland is a unique organisation which bring contemporary media art to a brought public by exhibitions, festivals, collaborations, events and educational projects.Media Art Friesland is best known for it's artistic and cultural quality and integrity, where exploring, experiencing and doing together is it's motto...

Island Creative Quarantine is an international, interactive meeting place between students, teachers, scientists and artists from the various partner universities from Finland, Latvia, Hungary and the Netherlands.IslandCQ researches the rapidly changing world, from the perspectives of art, technology, ecology, humanity, and society. The last Edition was in Komårom in Hungary in May 2013.

Holodeck - a steady organization of appr. 12 recently graduated art students - threw great and edgy artparties in the industrial basement of a former water plant. Despite the fact that we ran an illegal club, the Arts and Culture counsel of Groningen eventually decided to subsidize us.