Archives: Artists

Jessica Dreu is a visual artist and photographer who creates live visuals, installations, mixed media works and digital art, both independently and as part of DEFRAME.
Her practice lives in the space between control and chance, combining the unpredictability of analog techniques with the precision of digital tools. She’s drawn to analog processes for their built in surprises, like the way they resist complete control and create something unexpected. Digital work offers the opposite, a different kind of freedom where every detail can be shaped and refined.

Music is a constant source of inspiration for her image making. She’s interested in how things work and why, often getting lost in the mechanics of creation itself. Whether developing moving images for live performances, creating photographic works, or designing standalone installations, she approaches each project as an opportunity to explore how images can interact with their environment and reshape how we experience a space.

jessica@deframe.nl

Bram Snijders is a Dutch media artist whose works include augmented realities, video projections, interactive installations, robotics and live visuals. In his work, Bram explores the capabilities of various media and digital technologies for mixing virtual dimensions with the physical world. He is particularly interested in how the virtual is influenced by the physical and vice versa.

bram@deframe.nl

Carolien Teunisse is an Utrecht based visual media artist, researcher and educator. With her work she aims to discover interesting dialogues that occur between different types of media, merging realities and between humans and technology by using projection- and sensing devices to create installations, immersive experiences and performances.
Besides creating work she is also passionate about passing knowledge and skills on to others, ranging from children to professional creatives.

Together with Fabian van Sluijs she co-founded Creative Coding Utrecht, they organize meetups, workshops and other events on using programming for artistic and creative purposes. CCU creates awareness about the ‘human’ dimension in relation to technological developments.

She is part-time lecturer at the Communication Multimedia Design program of
the University of Applied Sciences Utrecht.

She has a bachelor’s degree in Digital Video Design from the HKU, University of the Arts Utrecht, and a masters degree in Media Technology from Leiden University.

carolien@deframe.nl
www.carolien-t.nl

luuk@deframe.nl