Re:fuse, Re:duce, Re:use, Re:cycle,
Upcycling, Circular Economy…
Waste, Shredding, Pressing, Looping…
Made to be remade!?
Photographs by Paul Bulteel and sound art productions
by ten international artists
After visiting the exhibition ‘cycle and recycle’ with the photographs of Paul Bulteel at the Verbeeck-Van Dyck Gallery in Antwerp, Karl-Heinz Blomann was inspired to explore the acoustic dimension of recycling processes. From this he then developed the eponymous project with 10 sound artists as part of the festival Blaues Rauschen.
Re:fuse, Re:duce, Re:use, Re:cycle,
Upcycling, Circular Economy…
Waste, Shredding, Pressing, Looping…
Made to be remade!?
Photographs by Paul Bulteel and sound art productions
by ten international artists
After visiting the exhibition ‘cycle and recycle’ with the photographs of Paul Bulteel at the Verbeeck-Van Dyck Gallery in Antwerp, Karl-Heinz Blomann was inspired to explore the acoustic dimension of recycling processes. From this he then developed the eponymous project with 10 sound artists as part of the festival Blaues Rauschen.
Tue. 06.06.23 / Entry from 17:30
Forum Kunst & Architektur
Kopstadtplatz 12, 45127 Essen
Program:
- 19:00
Festival opening: Karl-Heinz Blomann,
artistic director Festival BLAUES RAUSCHEN - Word of welcome: Muchtar Al Ghusain, Councillor for Youth,
Education and Culture of the City of Essen - Word of welcome: Karin Christoph, Chairwoman
Forum Kunst und Architektur e.V. - Introduction photo exhibition: Dr. Johan Swinnen, art expert
19:30: cycle and recycle audio presentation part 1
20:00: Break / tour of the exhibition
20:30: cycle and recycle audio presentation part 2
21:00: DJ Metrapha / Gitter-Kollektiv (open air)
During and after the event, drinks will be available in the outdoor area of the Forum.
The exhibition is open until 23/06/23
Open Tue. – Fri. from 12:00 until 18:00 Sat./Sun. from 14:00 until 17:00
Finissage: 23.06.23 | 16:00
Paul Bulteel was a Belgian photographer and filmmaker (1948-2020). He is known for his work in architecture, design, and landscape photography. His photographs have been published in various national and international publications such as Wallpaper*, Domus, ArchDaily, Frame, and Architecture + Competitions. He has also shot a number of films that have been shown in film festivals and galleries. On the subject of recycling, fascinated by the mass output of consumer goods and a process that constantly gives new forms to discarded paper, metal, glass and plastic products, household appliances and machinery, he has created an extensive body of work.
Tue. 06.06.23 / Entry from 17:30
Forum Kunst & Architektur
Kopstadtplatz 12, 45127 Essen
Program:
- 19:00
Festival opening: Karl-Heinz Blomann,
artistic director Festival BLAUES RAUSCHEN - Word of welcome: Muchtar Al Ghusain, Councillor for Youth,
Education and Culture of the City of Essen - Word of welcome: Karin Christoph, Chairwoman
Forum Kunst und Architektur e.V. - Introduction photo exhibition: Dr. Johan Swinnen, art expert
19:30: cycle and recycle audio presentation part 1
20:00: Break / tour of the exhibition
20:30: cycle and recycle audio presentation part 2
21:00: DJ Metrapha / Gitter-Kollektiv (open air)
During and after the event, drinks will be available in the outdoor area of the Forum.
The exhibition is open until 23/06/23
Open Tue. – Fri. from 12:00 until 18:00 Sat./Sun. from 14:00 until 17:00
Finissage: 23.06.23 | 16:00
Photo © Paul Bulteel
Artists
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Paul Bulteel was a Belgian photographer and filmmaker (1948-2020). He is known for his work in architecture, design, and landscape photography. His photographs have been published in various national and international publications such as Wallpaper*, Domus, ArchDaily, Frame, and Architecture + Competitions. He has also shot a number of films that have been shown in film festivals and galleries. On the subject of recycling, fascinated by the mass output of consumer goods and a process that constantly gives new forms to discarded paper, metal, glass and plastic products, household appliances and machinery, he has created an extensive body of work.
Photo © Paul Bulteel