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A pleasant encounter is casual and natural: a moment where different coincidences come together. We at De Reuringdienst ask ourselves: In the 1.5-meter society, can we reduce social loneliness somewhat by facilitating accessible (un)planned encounters?
Onhandig (a clumsy space) is an investigation into connecting strangers. A series of test setups based on play and funfair principles. They attract attention and amaze, humorous objects in public space. The unexpected (re)actions that the objects evoke dr
