Chasing the dot

Campaign Identity for Philip Vermeulen's first solo exhibition, produced by Rijksmuseum Twenthe. The elusiveness, movement and how to observe the hyper-sculptures, are translated into a colourful and dynamic campaign. Playing with light, color, movement, vibrations and sound.

The exhibition will run from 28.06.24 untill 05.01.25.
More to come...

Philip Vermeulen is an artist based in The Hague whose large-scale installations are part of his research in a lineage of Zero, sound, kinetic, and audio-visual art.

Vermeulen’s hyper-sculptures move in ways that alter our perception of their physical properties; walls seem to come alive (Pulse, 2021) fans spin at such a rate that white light is split into colors (Fanfanfan, 2019), soft materials ripple so fast they appear to stand still mid-air (Flap Flap, 2018), and with the stimulation of stroboscopic lights, ghostly images are summoned into the retinal surface (Int/Ext, 2015). Playfulness, seduction, self-destruction, and delirium place Vermeulen’s audiences on high alert as the work dissolves borders between mind and material.