I’ll be talking about my work in Valencia at Sala Parpallo

Friday May 18th 2007 from 18.30 to 20.30
València, Calle Alboraia, 5, al lado del convento de la Trinidad
Tel: 34 963 614 415

‘Modern Living: The Graphic Universe of Han Hoogerbrugge’

Currently working with SubmarineChannel on a book (and dvd) cataloguing the past 10 years of my work.
From the early GIF experiments to Neurotica, NAILS, SPIN, FLOW, Hotel, Pro Stress, comics, digital prints, short films, installations, commissioned works and more.

published by BIS Publishers and SubmarineChannel
graphic design by Simon Davies

September 19, 2004.
An interactive concert held in Japan, produced by Gil Kuno (Gil created the music for ‘Flow‘). The audience was given headphone radios to tune into the artists of their choice. 4 DJs and 4 VJs were performing simultaneously to the same beat. Everyone was able to mix and match their favorite DJ/VJ combination.

A bit late this posting but it was such a weird experience to contribute to this party by controlling a laptop at the venue in Tokyo from my studio in The Netherlands at 8 in the (sunday)morning.
It was very difficult to see what was going on at the time. There was a webcam running but the connection wasn’t very stable.

Today I found a little video of the party on YouTube.

Now I know what I was doing back then… (sort of)

New York, NY (October 10, 2006) – Hoogerbrugge.com management, today announced that Han Hoogerbrugge has been selected to serve as a new member of the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences and a judge for The Webby Awards’ first-ever interactive advertising awards.

Read all about it… (pdf)

Graniph.com from Japan brings ‘I am not much of a dancer but I can jump’ t-shirt. (sold out)

Featured artist at Adobe Design Center with a special version of Nails no: 020 ‘Box’ 

Interview on Submarinechannel about Hotel and more…

“it’s like… you know, when you’re bored and you’re just sitting around doing something and suddenly you wonder what the hell it is that you’re doing. Like lip syncing in front of the bathroom mirror when no one else is around to see you…”