Noud Sleumer is a conceptual designer whose role is to critique ‘the act of making’. Within self-initiated and explorative projects his focus is trained on methods of deconstruction and reduction. Simplicity is the tool that underlies these approaches and enables Sleumer to create new playgrounds of creativity, in which we can collectively re-examine our relationship to man-made matter.
We have surrounded ourselves with an endless amount of stuff, of which we no longer know the origin. Conceptual designer Noud Sleumer investigates the life cycle of consumer products. By reversing the role of the designer - not making but unmaking - he questions the impact of production processes. And the systems, infrastructures, people and motives that underlie this. Sleumer portrays his findings in a playful and critical way: in humorous performances, films, photos and impressive installations.
TAC presents a solo exhibition by conceptual designer Noud Sleumer until December 5 (2021). During the DDW you can visit the expo daily at our location at Vonderweg 1 (entrance on the side), from 11.00-18.00. After the DDW on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 14.00-19.00. Free access.
