Image Archeology is an interactive installation that tries to make the current and future cultural history of Dutch Design Week visible. Images from visitors are added to a vertical live feed. Once in the smart system, the images slowly but surely dist
Image Archaeology
Hosted byThis project is now archived and was part of DDW18
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Sacha van den Haak (1980) is an experimental graphic designer and spatial maker. In addition to his commissioned work for the cultural sector, Van den Haak makes installations about everyday phenomena with a magical character. For example, his installation Het Blauwe Uur followed the sunset over the entire width of the equator via a live stream of webcams, and with the project DD/MM/YY he captured daylight by innovating in using silk-screen technology. Van den Haak studied at the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague, where he met cooperation partner Anton Lamberg. Anton Lamberg (1988) is a graphic designer with a great interest in art and science. Recurring themes in his work are the relationship between linguistics and culture, and the effect these have on society. This can be seen in his technical and multidisciplinary work in which he regularly uses form and code, of which Image Archeology is an example pur sang.