Found 7 works with artists containing "wim gijzen"
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Gijzen, Wim
- 3 minuten Wim Gijzen
A clock is ticking away time. Its dial remains visible for three minutes, starting at 12 o'clock, however, something seems not entirely correct... This work is part of Wim Gijzen's series of 'mistakes' ('vergissingen'). Interestingly, most of these wor... - Beursplein - Amsterdam, Beursplein - Rotterdam Wim Gijzen
Both Rotterdam and Amsterdam have a Beursplein (Stock Exchange Square). In both cases, this square is located very centrally in the city and is characterized by busy traffic. Wim Gijzen films both locations, starting both shots with the respective street ... - Coolsingel - Rotterdam Wim Gijzen
A busy street, Coolsingel in Rotterdam, is being filmed in the usual way. But those who know this street quite well, will notice something strange. The tower of the city hall and the Naum Gabo sculpture are in the wrong place; and cars are driving on the ... - Verwisseling van de namen van de steden Rotterdam en Den Haag Wim Gijzen
From memory, Gijzen draws the outlines of Italy on a sheet of paper. He places the capital within the boundaries, but still, something is amiss… In the second work, he plants a place-name sign in a city. These two works are part of Gijzen's quest for the ... - Serie vergissingen nr. 4 Noorwegen/Zweden Wim Gijzen
From memory, Gijzen draws the outlines of Norway and Sweden on a sheet of paper. He places the countries' names within the boundaries, but something seems not entirely correct. This work is part of Gijzen's quest for the relationship between public spa... - Serie vergissingen nr. 2 Frankrijk Wim Gijzen
From memory, Gijzen draws the outlines of France on a sheet of paper. He places Paris on the map, but something seems not entirely correct. This work is part of Gijzen's quest for the relationship between public space and names. Are names decisive for ... - Serie vergissingen nr. 3 Italië Wim Gijzen
From memory, Gijzen draws the outlines of Italy on a sheet of paper. He places the capital within the boundaries, but something seems not entirely correct. This work is part of Gijzen's quest for the relationship between public space and names. Are nam...