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Interactive video that goes belowground near a fascinating natural phenomenon, the Peelrandbreuk -PeelBoundaryFault.
Visual artist Van Bakel made a pinhole scanner camera and combined the images with point clouds. The surreal recordings show the cultural and natural landscape in a different way.
The starting point for this interactive videoproject stems from the work of eco-hydrologist Jon Mensink. Every day he and his environmental consultancy work to investigate all kinds of "invisible things" under the surface of the earth. The enorm
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