Maartje Jaquet is a video artist, photographer, and graphic designer based in Amsterdam. She writes:
My art is about seeing the wonder of daily life in simple things that other people may overlook. It's simple-with-a-twist. I like to share the poetry, wonder and humour of life, being strange enough as it is in itself.
In January 2009, Jaquet visited Suriname to lead a series of oneminute video workshops at AHKCO in collaboration with the Nola Hatterman Art Academy. She documented her time there in a series of photos and videos posted in a Flickr set titled param@ribo.
These still and moving images suggest a fascination with Paramaribo's urban texture: the proliferation of signage, the way people move through public spaces, fragments of buildings or machinery that function almost like pieces of found sculpture.
View Jaquet's Suriname images here.
Seen: param@ribo, by Maartje Jaquet
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
at 9:49 AM
Labels: maartje jaquet, photography, seen, sign, video
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This was a wonderful way to see the city.Loved it.
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