Atari’s very first videogame Pong (1972) transformed into a piece of video art. R&F F&R changed the 8-bit ball into a bullet. The game’s two players are no longer play ping-pong, but kill each other in various, unique ways. The loser is represented as a dead, white line, bleeding bright red pixels.
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ARTWORKS
Theater
| Table Dialogues | 2021 - ongoing | |
| Don't we deserve grand human projects that give us meaning? | 2017 - 2021 | |
| To Break - The window of opportunity | 2014 - 2015 |
Performances, Actions, Rituals
(Solo) Exhibitions
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Magic Mirrors - Ceramic Shrine
Fred&Ferry Gallery, Antwerp (BE) |
2021 | |
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Breadcrumbs
Be-Part, Waregem (BE) |
2020 | |
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Dr. Valcke
Water Clinic, Kortrijk (BE) |
2015 |
Drawings
Other sculptures & installations
Other video works & projects
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PONG
video installation |
2014 | |
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Faces
video installation |
2014 | |
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The Gilded Child
video |
2010 | |
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A Documentary
video |
2010 |
Other prints, books & editions
Clay tablets
| Hugging | 2020 | |
| Helping Hand | 2020 | |
| Lunch | 2020 | |
| To Break (theatre scene) | 2020 | |
| Gemini Ritual | 2019 | |
| Mask Totem Pole | 2019 | |
| Ritual Fire | 2019 |
Shrines
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Archetypes
Sculpture |
2019 - 2021 | |
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Janus Self-Portrait
Sculpture |
2021 | |
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Magic Mirrors - Shrine
Sculpture |
2021 | |
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Shredding Sorrows
Sculpture |
2019 | |
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To Break
Sculpture |
2021 |