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something different than aion!
as an art student we get the most stupid assignments which end up in us having a lot of fun eventually
assignment: Lines, find lines in the enviroment and play with them interpretation:perspective, instead of seeing a wall, the hallway continues
By: Anne Bollen, Roos Rutten, Xabrina Schaeken, Yuki Kanaya
"We took a cardboard pillar to the centre of Hasselt from wich we played metal music. To confront the general public with the genre and their thoughts about it, since subculture is usually only found in the obscure parts of the city."
By: Deniz Baki, Garland Laffut, Giovani Martens, Sam Vermeylen
"Nowadays the statues in the city don’t seem to capture the people their attention anymore. Art objects standing for years on the same place tend to be boring to the masses. That’s why we chose to refresh art objects in Hasselt, so people will be interested again in said statues. Refreshing art means you will create another dimension and add a layer of here and now to it."
By: Selina Bloem, Sofie Luyckx, Marjan Mariën, Ben Billen
"Abstract lines form a pattern in public space which leads people to a new destination."
By: Jimmy Boogaerts, Elisa Claes, Astrid Heyens, Nicholas Ceyssens
"Paper planes with positive messages bring joy to the hearts of the passengers."
By: Dorien Maria Donné, Liesa Vanhoutteghem, Jolien Claes, An Coenen
"In every big city there's a similar problem; trash being thrown on the ground. Our goal was to bring more attention to the multiple trash cans in the streets in a fun way, by using brightly colored cardboard box animals, who are, in a way, the true victims of our littering."
1 /04 /2015
Bussfeed
By: Paulien Dirckx, Lien Meeus, Jedidja Samyn, Lise Van Rickstal "Our project is called Bussfeed. We were inspired by the concept of the time passing by while waiting. With this project we wanted to entertain the public at the bus station. We created a mailbox that produced newsfeeds. This way people had something to read. During this experiment we noticed the people started dicussing these feeds and interacting with each other."
