Destination: No Point Atelier, Bulgaria
Date: 22 November - 29 November, 2021

About Rutger de Vries
The process of Rutger de Vries is best described as experimental. Utilizing paint -filled fire extinguishers and self-built painting machines, his often site specific works are built up with a subtractive color model and a clear reference to the CMYK color printing process. His roots as a graphic designer and graffiti writer always shining through.

You can find more work of Rutger de Vries on his website: www.rutgerdevries.net

Destination: No Point Atelier, Bulgaria
Up in a small mountain village, that inhabits not more than 30 permanent residents, lies the home of No Point Atelier. An artist print studio and residency run by Miroslav Zhivkov. The print studio with large open windows facing the valley provides stunning views of the nature throughout the seasons. Additionally, with the Buzludzha monument close by, the area is host to one of the most impressive former Soviet architecture relics in Bulgaria.

The No Point Atelier print studio is a studio that focuses on experimentation within silkscreen printing and riso printing. Making it the perfect place for Rutger de Vries to lock himself into a print studio and start experimenting.

Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm
Medium: three colours, circular split fountain print
Edition: unique variants in an edition of 50, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Romania
Date: 17 - 22 July, 2023

About Vincent de Boer
As a painter and craftsman, Vincent de Boer seeks for poetry and nuances in the calligraphic line. He explores the limits of language by asking the question: can you tell a complete story in a single letter? Driven by a fascination for the traces left after making a movement, Vincent explores his self-imposed technical challenges. While calligraphy is primarily known as a textual tool, Vincent is more interested in the mystical contradictions hidden within it, such as the depth of a flat surface, transcendental time and elusive tactility.

You can find more work of Vincent de Boer on his website: www.vincentdeboer.nl

Destination: Romania
Situated in the south eastern part of Europe, this Balkan country is relatively easily accessible by train through connections in Vienna and Budapest. The perfect opportunity for a train adventure through small towns in the forested region of Transylvania, and anything else that is found along the way. After exploring Romania, Vincent will travel more south ending in Bulgaria, to stay at the NoPoint Atelier and work on his silkscreen print edition right there.

Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm
Medium: silkscreen print
Edition: edition of 50, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Belgrade, Serbia
Date: 20 - 25 April, 2017

About Morcky
If you walked around on the streets of Amsterdam in the early 2000’s, you will have undoubtedly been exposed to the works of Morcky. He painted his signature boombox speakers relentlessly all over town. Originally Morcky comes from Italy, but Amsterdam quickly became a second home. Morcky grew up with graffiti, and afterwards fell in love with illustration and animation. His greatest daily struggle, according to himself, is to combine all of these disciplines. Characteristically for his work are his expressive pen lines, capturing the candid beauty of his surroundings.

More work of Morcky can be found on his website: www.morcky.com

About the print:
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Colours: 4 colour silkscreen print 
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Plitvice, Croatia
Date: 12 - 18 June, 2024

About Timo Kuilder
Hailing from the capital of the Netherlands, Timo Kuilder's work is fuelled by his ongoing curiosity and whenever possible by observing the nature around him. Through the ethos of less is more, Tim utilises simple shapes to tell stories in all kinds of different ways. Through painting, Timo forces himself to slow his process down even breaking things down even further to its most simplest form. 

You can find more work of Timo Kuilder on his website: www.timokuilder.com

Destination: Plitvice, Croatia
At about a 2 hour drive from the capital of Croatia you will find the Plitvice Lakes National Park, the oldest and largest national park in the Republic of Croatia. The abundant lush forests covering the hills are home to bears, wolves and many rare bird species. Perhaps most well known are the stunning turquoise sixteen lakes. The lakes are connected through a series of waterfalls and cascades, the wooden footbridges and paths that follow the edges of the lake provide magnificent views of the natural beauty of Plitvice.

Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm
Medium: three colours silkscreen print
Edition: edition of 50, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Folegandros, Greece
Date: 21 - 26 June, 2018

About Atelier Bingo
After their graduation, Maxime Prou and Adèle Favreau lived in Paris for a couple of years but eventually, they decided to move out of the city and relocate to the countryside. Nowadays they live in a beautiful artist studio in what once was a factory. Here they work under the name Atelier Bingo on their characteristic graphic experiments through the use of different graphic and printing techniques, combining vivid colors with striking compositions and abstract shapes.

More work of Atelier Bingo can be found on their website: www.atelier-bingo.fr

About the print:
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Colours: 3 colour silkscreen print 
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Lastovo, Croatia
Date: 22 - 28 March, 2017
 

About the print:
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Colours: 3 colour silkscreen print 
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist