Lonneke Gordijn

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Studio drift explores the relationship between nature technology and mankind in site specific installations and interactive sculptures.

Lonneke gordijn. In 2007 dutch artists lonneke gordijn and ralph nauta co founded studio drift an artist collective that explores the boundaries of technology art and nature with a multidisciplinary team of 64 they work on experiential sculptures installations and performances. 1978 swindon uk and lonneke gordijn b. Arguably the most important element in her work nature is now forcing her and the rest of us to stay inside. Studio drift by lonneke gordijn and ralph nauta make site specific art installations.

Studio drift is an artist collective that explores the boundaries of technology art and nature. Designers also created a miniature lamp dandelight following the same concept. With a multi disciplinary team of 64 they work on experiential sculptures installations and performances. Dutch artists lonneke gordijn 1980 and ralph nauta 1978 founded studio drift in 2007.

Studio drift ralph nauta and lonneke gordijn founded their design practice studio drift in 2006 a year after they graduated from the design academy eindhoven with the aim of pursuing the idea of both reacting to and questioning human behavior with their creations nauta s skills and experience in terms of craftsmanship and technology and gordijn s feel for forms and concepts complement. Drift manifests the phenomena and hidden properties of nature with the use of technology in order to learn from the earth s underlying mechanisms. The co founder of studio drift lonneke gordijn celebrated her 40th birthday two days ago she spent it self quarantined at home which was an unusual reality for someone so inspired by nature. Studio drift was founded in 2006 by ralph nauta b.

Lonneke gordijnlonneke gordijn along with ralph nauta who attended the design academy eindhoven together established drift in 2006 their work explores the relationship between nature technology and mankind through a process involving collaborations with scientists university departments research facilities programmers and engineers.