interest

Nov

24

2017

#17_2017

The retired yet rentless eighty-year-old doctor Co van Melle travels by bike through Amsterdam to provide medical treatment to the Homeless and the Paperless who are not eligible for professional medical help. In run-down garages and empty buildings he takes care and listens to their stories.
Magazine design, artwork and layout by slaws, cover photography by Mitchel van Essen, Dokter Co a movie by Lysander Wiering

Oct

17

2017

Interrupt

cartoon / interest / snippet

‘What did God want?’

Feb

07

2017

Let the dataset change your mindset

interest / politics

Hans Rosling (* 27. Juli 1948 – † 7. Februar 2017) Physician and statistician, who favoured the vision that the world(politics) should be based merely on facts. He was one of the initiators of Doctors Without Borders and co-founder of the Gapminder Foundation.
www.gapminder.org/ignorance

Nov

07

2016

The Millenium bug

interest / politics

Sep

25

2016

Downpour persisted

interest / momentum

Museumplein, EVERY1-march for a diverse society in the Netherlands at it’s final destination.
ieder1.org

Aug

05

2016

Olympics review

art / design / interest / news

51 Sprints
51sprints.com

Feb

09

2016

Bikes versus cars

embedded link/video / interest

The bicycle, an amazing tool for change. Activists and cities all over the world are moving towards a new system. But will the economic powers allow it? Bikes vs Cars, a new film project from BANANAS! and Big Boys Gone Bananas! director Fredrik Gertten, looks into and investigates the daily global drama in traffic around the world.Fact: By increasing cycling from 1% to 1,5% of all trips, the US alone could import 462 million fewer gallons a year.

If you can just imagine 20% fewer cars on the street, I mean that alone is like an idea that makes you happy.

bikes-vs-cars.com/thefilm

Sep

17

2014

Dilemma chart (Why don’t I get pregnant with…)

design / interest / science

Project I wanna deliver a dolpin by Ai Hasegawa, winner of Core77 2014 Design Awards. The project approaches the problem of human reproduction in an age of overcrowding, overdevelopment and environmental crisis. With potential food shortages and a population of nearly seven billion people, would a woman consider incubating and giving birth to an endangered species such as a dolphin? This project introduces the argument for giving birth to our food to satisfy our demands for nutrition and childbirth, and discusses some of the technical details of how this might be possible.