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VRography:Angels of Amsterdam (with Avinash Changa), 2021, 15-32 min.Share key episodes in the lives of Maritgen Jans, Juliana, Elsje Christiaens and Pussy Sweet: four fierce angels who were not getting their fair share of the Golden Age’s gold and took their destiny in their own hands.They respond to eye-contact, and share their stories in the form of contemporary song, dance or performance.filmography (Rongwrong):7 Peaks, 2012, 35mm, 23 min. A timeless journey over the summits of Europe.Desert 79°, 2010, 35mm, 19 min.Three historical accounts of Arctic travellers in search of the unknown, told in different shades of white. 5 Walks. Hercynia Silva, 2008, 35mm, 15 min. The horror and grandeur of the last remnants of Northern European primary forest conjure up a history of hunting, fleeing and meetings with magical creatures.Cadavre Exquis, 2004, 16mm, 36 min. Cadavre Exquis introduces five experimental filmmakers, showing the different aspects of experimental cinema in the Netherlands. With Lonnie van Brummelen, Gerard Holthuis, Jeroen Eisinga, Joost Rekveld and Henri Plaat. Rowing (co-director Jan Frederik Groot), 2003, 35mm, 1 min. Animated film loop of a rower, made with a self made pinhole camera. The images are timeless, the journey eternal. Resort (co-director Jan Frederik Groot), 2002, 16mm, 15 min. A series of film images of two centres for asylum seekers in the Netherlands. Dry images show life in the asylum seekers’ centers, where people spend most of their time waiting. Grave in the Tropics, 1998, 35mm, 45 min. A documentary whodunit that sketches relations between white plantation owners, the Dutch authorities and the black inhabitants of the rural districts of Curacao at the turn of the 20th century.Notes from the Underground, 1998, 16mm, 30 min. The film consists of a relay race of five studio visits of Dutch independent filmmakers. Cyrus Frisch, Karel Doing, Frans Zwartjes and Victor Nieuwenhuys and Maartje Seyferth pass on the Bolex camera to each other.Sotsgorod. Cities for Utopia, 1995, 16mm, 92 min. This feature length documentary tells how the Soviet Union invited Western specialists during the Twenties and Thirties to co-operate on the design of completely new cities in the Urals and Siberia. A few years later most of them returned. Without photos or drawings and without stories... Had they built any cities at all?Specialties: finding a broader audience for experimental film, by writing, lecturing, curating programmes for art houses, festivals, or internet - using any medium I can get my hands on

Listed skills include Film, Documentaries, Art, Festivals, and 8 others.