Stefaan Dheedene - trampoline

Exhibition views

Slapstick, P/////AKT, Amsterdam, September 2016, exhibition view (c) Charlott Markus

Deweer Gallery, Ottegem, exhibition view

Slapstick, P/////AKT, Amsterdam, September 2016, exhibition view (c) Charlott Markus

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Works

Stefaan Dheedene

Born in 1975, Belgium

Lives and works in Ghent, Belgium

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stefaandheedene.com

Exhibitions at/with trampoline

2018 - Storm in een glas water, duo exhibition with Gerard Herman

2017/2018 - /’haɪə en (nʊ)/, group exhibition

2017 - Half an optimist, a brand new rocker box and a blow on broad daylight (solo exhibition)

2016 - Kung fu (solo exhibition)

2015 - Me, Myself and I (group exhibition)

2015 - POPPOSITIONS 2015 (solo project)

2014 - More of the same (solo exhibition)

2014 - Heyokas (group exhibition)

2014 - Summer break (Les Invisibles # 2)

Punch & Judy 1, 2016, enameled MDF, birch plywood, metal

Punch & Judy 2, 2016, enameled MDF, birch plywood, metal

Punch & Judy 3, 2016, enameled MDF, birch plywood, metal

Folklore (Jos), 2014, mdf, paint, Sony boombox, 88,5 x 120,5 x 38 cm

Folklore (Benoît), 2014, plywood, veneer, paint, varnish, Bose sounddock, Apple ipod touch, 91 x 79,5 x 38 cm

Folklore (René), 2014, Pinewood, varnish, Pioneer micro system, 94,5 x 127 x 40 cm

Untitled, 2014, plastic, paint, 36 x 14 x 14 cm

Parrot stand, 2014, wood, paint, 143,5 x 72 x 72 cm

More of the same, 2014,
double print on dibond, aluminium frame (unique), 81 x 61 cm

6 leçons pour la société industrielle, 2014, print on dibond, glass, metal frame, 55,5 x 42,5 cm (each)

6 leçons pour la société industrielle, 2014, print on dibond, glass, metal frame, 55,5 x 42,5 cm (each)

6 leçons pour la société industrielle, 2014, print on dibond, glass, metal frame, 55,5 x 42,5 cm (each)

6 leçons pour la société industrielle, 2014, print on dibond, glass, metal frame, 55,5 x 42,5 cm (each)

6 leçons pour la société industrielle, 2014, print on dibond, glass, metal frame, 55,5 x 42,5 cm (each)

6 leçons pour la société industrielle, 2014, print on dibond, glass, metal frame, 55,5 x 42,5 cm (each)

For now, 2007, flag, metal

Untitled, 2008, cut and rearranged poster

Marx/Santa/Darwin/Gandalf/Leopold II, 2013, wood

Ingo, 2009, Ikea ‘Ingo’ table cut into small concaved pieces of wood. The pieces of wood are then layed out into the order of a campfire

Jingle, 2009, all the parts for a basic gas station roof stacked in reversed construction order (pillars on top of the roof)

Something to look forward to, 2012, two different galvanized steel fences, one is fixed to the ground and the second leans reversed on top of the first

Reconstruction, an occasion for mistake V, 2011, wood

Sun set, 2012, a metal beam balances on a metal support. A pedestal is placed on 1 outer side of the beam as a counterweight.
A stage light is placed in front of a metal beam dividing the light in two halves. The upper half is projected on the wall behind the installation

Emergency, 2009, two speakers producing two different sounds sung by Stefaan Dheedene. The first sound is a humming sound, taking a full breath, from a low pitch voice towards a high pitch voice, the second sound is the other way around, from a high pitch voice towards a low pitch voice. Together they act at moments as a slow siren or when the sounds intertwine as a quivering wind

Clap hands, 2011, bent parallelogram sheets of grey pvc plastic rest on high tensioned steel cables as flag-like figures. The steel cables are situated high enough to place or move the figures while standing on the ground. The cables are hung every 2 metres

Job interview, 2013, one home-made ‘Rietveld crate chair’ opposed to a similar home-made chair

Breaking news, 2008, TIME magazines carefully dismantled ; the pages are re-ordered so that no article can be fully read and the chronology of the magazines is altered. Some magazines became thicker and some became thinner

Fade to gray, 2004, an ongoing series of imitations of heaters, made from memory of the places Stefaan Dheedene has lived

Untitled, 2011, two windsurf boards trimmed to rectangular shapes and stacked

Male anatomy #1, 2013, one coffee maker sandwiched in between two pedestals

Pacman, 2007, back of a regular office chair bent towards the seat

K. Leo II cardboard beard, 2005, take away cardboard beards in the shape of the beard of King Leopold II of Belgium

Darwin/Marx/Santa/Leopold II/Gandalf, 2007, the beards of Darwin/Marx/Santa/Leopold II/Gandalf are modeled in schematic shapes. They can be used as a mold to produce cardboard beards, sized for children. They should be hung together over 1 nail