17th edition Witteveen+Bos Art+Technology Prize
Witteveen+Bos is a leading Dutch engineering and consultancy firm with offices all around the world. What sets them apart is their affinity with art, especially when art is inextricably linked to technology. That’s why the Witteveen+Bos award for Art+Technology was created back in 2002. Part of the prize is a publication about the artist's oeuvre.
Witteveen+Bos is a leading Dutch engineering and consultancy firm with offices all around the world. What sets them apart is their affinity with art, especially when art is inextricably linked to technology. That’s why the Witteveen+Bos award for Art+Technology was created back in 2002. Part of the prize is a publication about the artist's oeuvre.
The 17th edition of this prestigious prize has been awarded to kinetic artist Zoro Feigl. For him we came up with a leporello without beginning, without end, which can even be turned inside out for a language switch. Non-tearable, packed in between thick grey plates and fastened by an industrial spring. When completed, Zoro turned our “object” into a new artwork.
