From Built to Print

2025

This project explores an accessible, analogue screen printing tool that generates unexpected visual outcomes through playful, hands-on experimentation. Moving away from predictable digital methods, the tool invites users to compose geometric shapes directly onto the screen, exposing the frame without a computer. This simple yet generative approach embraces tactility, imperfection, and unpredictability—key themes throughout my practice.

Rooted in a “thinking through making” mindset, the project foregrounds process over polished perfection. Each composition, layered and printed, reveals traces of the handmade—mistakes, overlaps, and human touch—that spark curiosity about how the work came to be. By blurring the line between artist and tool, the project questions authorship and control, letting the tool partly shape the outcome.

The final installation combines a wall of evolving prints with a portable workbench where others can experiment themselves. This transforms the project into both an artwork and a participatory workshop, celebrating collective making and open-ended play. The goal is not just to produce singular finished pieces but to inspire others to pick up tools, embrace imperfection, and explore analogue processes in new ways.

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Supervision: Remvo van Bladel

Set Rules, Unexpected Outcomes

2025

Set Rules, Unexpected Outcomes: On WorkshopBased Design Practices by the third generation of 530 Type Club. This book is the result of an investigation on how workshop-based design practices engage with community, thinking through making,
and archiving; our core principles.

530 Type Club is a student-led fontcollective that hosts workshops and studies on experimental typography. Our workshops deviate from the conventions of typography- twisting. turning. taping. scanning. gluing, inverting. rubbing. rescanning the idea of what type can be.

With play as our methodology and tools as prompts. amateurism reveals the freedom of curiosity in our workshops. The role of the amateur is independent of experience; amateurs prioritize joy and approach decision-making intuitively. By reflecting on our practice as 530. and in conversation with other artists and collectives, we look at how this role is present in varying developmental stages.

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Concept, Design, Production in collaboration with: Clara Chirila-Rus, Jonas Riemersma, Joshua van Blijderveen, Soyoon Cha

Head of Department: Maaike van Neck 
Coordinator: Patricia Bosveld 
Supervisor: Jeremy Jansen 

Publisher: Graphic Design Arnhem, ArtEZ University of the Arts 
 
Printing: NPN Drukkers 
 
Interviewees: Alessia Vadacca, Amandine Alessandra, Benjamin McMillan, Dasha Leo, Emma Verhoeven, Fraser Muggeridge, Gersande Schellinx, Gijs de Boer, Kasper Quaink, Kirsten Spruit, Kuan-Ting Chen, Nai-Syuan Ye, Polina Slavova, Thijs van Loenhout, Victor Utne Stiberg, Xiaoyuan Gao 
 
Special Thanks: Martijn Kicken, Reea Chirila-Rus 
 
Paper: EOS 2.0 90gsm, Forever Banana 270gsm 
 
Edition: 300 copies 

Left. Right. Up. Down. Side to side. Under and over. Inside and out.

2024

A magazine containing four articles centered around the theme of movement from e-flux Notes. 

The magazine is packed with subtle hints connecting to movement, such as dashed lines representing folding lines for a paper plane, suitcase handles on the side, slanted article titles, and the frequent use of long em dashes. Printing is executed in combination with riso (for dashed lines and images) and laser print.

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Size: 200 x 280 mm
Paper: Reacto CB 60g, Muskat 100g, Muskat 290g
Printing: Riso & Laser Printing
Binding: Elastic band
Guided by: Remco van Bladel

Made in collaboration with: Jonas Riemersma, Clara Chirila-Rus, and Victoria Tilliette

Less Control Pls

2024

Each shape is manually created using a custom-made analog tool and then screen printed. When layered, these shapes interact to produce an unpredictable moiré effect, resulting in unique and visually dynamic compositions.

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Print: Screen Print
Size: 42 x 60 cm
Guided by: Jaap Kroneman

COUNTER AANVAL

2024

A Dutch football magazine that focuses on the untold stories within the million-dollar football industry. A deep dive into the shadows of football, where hidden stories come to life. No dull statistics, no grumbling, just enchanting tales that reveal the true beauty of the game.  The magazine consist articles, artworks and games.

This project is self-initiated and produced in a limited quantity of handmade copies.

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Size: 230 x 415 mm
Paper: RecyStar 80g
Printing: Laser Printing
Binding: Double ring binding
Guided by: Rolf Schoeber

530 Typeclub

2023 – Ongoing

A type design initiative located in Arnhem, The Netherlands, hosts workshops, gatherings, and talks that center around experimental methods of type production.

Team: Joshua van Blijderveen, Soyoon Cha, Clara Chirila-Rus, Jonas Riemersma and Gilles Goosen

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Bring To Light

2023

A magazine made up of articles from e-flux discussing materials from a battery, like cobalt, lithium, copper, and granite. I had to deal with a 26x26cm size and staple binding. That first restriction really got me thinking, leading me to prototype ways to handle the tricky size. Using features such as a double perpendicular fold and my own typeface, Mote, I crafted this playful publication to shed light on the discourse surrounding the 
mining industry.

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Size: 260 x 260 mm
Paper: Elementa 60g
Printing: Laser Printing
Binding: Staple binding
Guided by: Sandra Kassenaar

‘Football’ By Quentin Tarantino

2023

Merging Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill" with football. At first glance, these two topics may seem worlds apart, but they surprisingly do share similar elements.

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Size: approx. 50 x 50 (each collage)
Print: Laser Printing
Guided by: Jasiek Mischke

Sander Goosen

2023

My awesome dad requested me to create a booklet containing a selection of his works crafted between 2015 and 2022. This booklet, produced in a limited quantity of handmade copies, was made available at his exhibition showcasing these works.

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Size: 190 x 260 mm
Paper: Munken Pure 90g, Muskat 290g, Tracing paper 80g
Printing: Laser Printing
Binding: Singer Sewn
Photography: Gilles Goosen

Fading Away

2023

A poster series of three prints visualizes punctuation marks through fading: a bold exclamation mark, a subtly fading period, and an almost vanished question mark—ordered from clarity to ambiguity.

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Size: 594 x 420 mm (A2 posters)
Guided by: Sandra Kassenaar
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