Bright Camouflage
In House Art & Kasper Jongejan
Bright Camouflage gives an everyday piece of urban landscape an unexpected leading role. The toilet house on the beach is normally something you just pass by, but now becomes part of a shining spectacle. Thirty LED poles surround it like a giant Mikado game: familiar, playful and yet strange. For ALLUMINOUS, artist Kasper Jongejan made a new painting on the house inspired by street art. In this way, light art invites you to look again at what has always been there and to experience the familiar landscape differently again and again.
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About the artist
Kasper Jongejan (1982) is a contemporary fashion designer, graffiti artist, and curator. His multidisciplinary practice operates at the intersection of street culture, fashion, and visual art in public space. With a distinct aesthetic, he explores the boundaries between these disciplines and constantly seeks new forms, materials, and production techniques. Driven by his connection to the street and his design practice, he works on diverse projects, collections, and objects for various target groups. His fashion designs are regularly exhibited, and his graffiti work has been documented in various books and on walls in public spaces. Additionally, he curates exhibitions and has collaborated with or exhibited at the Amsterdam Museum, Kunstlinie Almere, Hermitage Amsterdam, and Museum Ons’ Lieve Heer op Solder, among others.
