When Light is Broken
'When Light is Broken, all the Colours of the Spectrum Appear '
is a light installation designed by Dani O' Dean for the KDG Hogeschool in Antwerp.
2018 Antwerpen
An interactive map of 2018 Antwerp with the 'mental spaces' of its residents.
Chloé Dierckx
The Art Incinerator
Proposal for an Art Incinerator, generating power with unused artworks
Sarah Hendrickx
Mijn stuk Aarde, vier geschiedenissen uit de Kempen.
In het kader van 'Kempenatlas', AR-TUR
Chloé Dierckx
Silent conquests
Ypres
Call for contributions
Pictures of plants with a story or personal value
Research
Both members of Dani O' Dean are currently working on a PhD trajectory. Discover their research.
Creativity disclaimer
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Sarah Hendrickx
Bruin haar bestaat niet
In collaboration with STUDIO BORGERSTEIN
Chloé Dierckx
Rhythmic applause
"Ik ben mijn eigen passiviteit beu, sta recht en sla mijn handen op elkaar. Eerst snel, enkele bijzittenden volgen mijn enthousiasme. Daarna langzaam opbouwend vertraag ik, luider en luider. Volhardend hoor ik dat verschillende enkelingen mijn tempo overnemen. Als een kleine eenheid infiltreren we binnen het geheel en besmetten zo de volledige zaal."
Sarah Hendrickx
About Us
Dani O' Dean is a collective of artists Sarah Hendrickx and Chloé Dierckx. They work together in their mutual interest in research based artistic projects and an attraction towards the oddities of human kind and his inventions, from science over culture to the art scene itself. Although Dani O' Dean is a space to develop collaborative projects, it is also a platform to discuss and produce individual work.
The name Dani O' Dean is based on the adventures of the astronaut with the same name, read her story here.
Past members of Dani O' Dean: Liesbeth Doms