Zefir7: Michiel Schuurman

A mean dose of visual friction

Donderdag 11 mei 2017, 20:30 uur (deuren open: 20 uur)
Locatie: Stroom Den Haag, Hogewal 1-9, Den Haag

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Deze keer een avond met Michiel Schuurman, een grafisch vormgever die zich toelegt op typografie en het ontwerpen van patronen en posters; en dit alles op een onverschrokken en gewaagde manier.

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Michiel Schuurman (Amsterdam, 1974) graduated from the graphic design department of Amsterdam's Gerrit Rietveld Academie in 2002. As a graphic artist, he specializes in typography, pattern and poster design, embracing a fearless and bold approach. After graduating, Schuurman's career took off with his remarkable poster design - challenging the medium's restrictions and communicative value.

The base of his graphic work is a certain logic - whether natural, scientific or historical - like geeky algorithms, natural phenomena or historical patterns.

With his bold and intricate graphics, often screen-printed by himself, he created a strong fanbase. Many of his designs are part of public collections including the one of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. His illustrations have been featured in publications such as tech-magazine Wired and the Dutch quality newspaper De Volkskrant among others.

In 2012 Schuurman became a textile designer for the legendary Dutch wax fabric company Vlisco - known for their intricate prints. Rather than working from their heritage, Schuurman applied his pattern-skills to create abstract and radically new designs for the company. With success - his prints are being worn across the world.

www.michielschuurman.com

Zefir7: Michiel Schuurman
foto: design: Sepus Noordmans
Zefir7: Michiel Schuurman bij Stroom
Zefir7: Michiel Schuurman bij Stroom
Zefir7: Michiel Schuurman bij Stroom
Zefir7: Michiel Schuurman bij Stroom
'VLISCO 1:1', surface design voor tentoonstelling in Museum Helmond, 2016 (i.s.m. Studio Harm Rensink)
foto: Gert Jan van Rooij
Michiel Schuurman
foto: Isabella Rozendaal