A N I M I S T I C B E L I E F S from Julia Bo Heijnen
Analog light works for the latest Animstic Beliefs video.
Vintage Raak lightpole fixtures, overhead projection, gobo projection and foreign objects.
Directed and produced by Julia Bo Heijnen.
Custom Optikinetics & overhead projection for Nachtlab Amsterdam.
Using 70m of screen and 20 projectors with circuitboard big format slides and effect wheels.
I also prepared 10 vintage RAAK streetlights as a pendant above the tables.
Refitted with only 5w of warm white led bulbs they gave the perfect atmosphere.
I was asked to design a light work for the last cold weeks of the year.
We build 12 iconic ice-crystals and turned them into glass gobos.
These images are projected by strong moving heads and dance a slow tale on the ceiling of the station.
When you start or end your train journey you might absorb these thoughts and feelings.
Commissioned by: ProRail, NS & Gemeente Rotterdam
Concept: Marco Broeders ( Co2RO )
Artwork: David Louf & Marco Broeders
Lighting Engineer: Ton Krooswijk
Technique: Focus Amsterdam
Photos: Ossip Architectuur Fotografie & Marco Broeders
Analoge licht werken voor Noodlefest 2017.
Overhead-, Optikinetics en anderssoortige projectie in Worm Rotterdam.
Voor meer info check Noodlefest 2017.
Mobile ticket office for WORM Rotterdam.
Collage of aviation parts a two army radar frames.
Pictures by Hugo Simons & Marco Broeders
Optikinetics & overhead projection, video glitch and light sensitive decoration for the SOENDA INDOOR 2017
DRIFTING PATTERNS at the INTERSTICE FESTIVAL 2016
Film made by ]interstice[, 11th edition of the meeting of the unclassifiable, dedicated to sound, visual and digital art, is a journey to the heart of those artistic practices that strike the imagination and is an un precedented exploration of a city through the creations of international artists.
For the Cinekid Festival closing party I build a colourful multilayered 360º projection.
1/2rpm ‘static’ animations and new lumia effects using overhead and Optikinetics projectors, old military runway lights and polished aluminium.
A scientific fairytale?
