| Publishing | |
|---|---|
| 2026/01 | Useful Friction: AI, Breath and the Labor of WritingEssay on writing, breath, and the changing presence of the body, published by IE Insights (Madrid, ES). |
| 2025/11 | The Scent of HypnosisTranslation from English to Dutch of the book The Scent of Hypnosis, by artist Pieter Slagboom, published by DCV Books (DE). |
| 2025/10 | ReservoirsNarrative essay, part one published by IE Foundation (ES) and The GOAT PoL.Part two was published on The GOAT PoL as well, here. |
| 2025/07 | ClothFlash fiction, published by Tint Journal (Graz, AT). |
| 2025/07 | Making Kin: PlantsTranslation for Cthulu Books (Madrid, ES). |
| 2025/06 | In Proximity Of...Essay on Shadow Play, a video installation by artist duo Iratxe Jaio and Klaas van Gorkum at Witte Rook(Breda, NL). |
| 2025/05 | Presence in the Age of PredictionEssay on cave paintings, conceptual art and LLMs; published at IE Insights(Madrid, ES). |
| 2025/07 | Compost Reader IITranslation for Translation for Cthulu Books (Madrid, ES). |
| 2025/07 | Special Newsletter 3Translation and translators notes for Shimmer (Rotterdam, NL) |
| 2023/01 | Bowl, Kom, Glow, Gloed, Vase, VaasThree prose poems published by Short Pieces That Move, Rotterdam (NL). |
| 2020/05 | Refugee on Trial: The Hole in the DonutEssay published in the journal The Polity of Literature, which was the predecessor of The GOAT PoL (The Geographical Open Atlas of the Polity of Literature). |
| 2019/06 | Straight Roads and Other GhostsAn essay in response to the exhibition The Shyness of the Crowns by curator Beatriz Alonso in museum Frac Lorraine (Metz, FR). |
| 2018/09 | Almende Reader 2018Edited the reader for Kunsthuis SYB |
| 2018/03 | Punk, Robitica en Banaliteit (Dutch)Review of Dickheads in Control by Guy Bar Amotz at RIB Rotterdam, published by Tubelight. |
| 2017/07 | Netwerk van Verstoringen (Dutch)Review of Chinese Whispers at Rianne Groen (Rotterdam, NL), published by Tubelight. |
| 2016/06 | Seashells That Look Like Petrified EarsNine self published short stories, part of my MFA Thesis at the Piet Zwart Institute (Rotterdam, NL). |