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| − | Artist. He graduated in astronomy at the University of Leiden and graduated in painting and graphics in Rotterdam at the former WDKA. He teaches also in Leiden at a school for ICT – informatics: creative and media programming. He makes computergames, his latest game is for the Iphone, he experiments with small robots and makes big drawings with the smallest pencil in the world. Teaching “Keuzemodules”, like MultiTouch and Smart Textiles (Lieve sensoren or Charmed technology), RFID and ARDUINO things at WDKA [[Rotterdam]]. | + | Artist. He graduated in astronomy at the University of Leiden and graduated in painting and graphics in Rotterdam at the former WDKA. He teaches also in Leiden at a school for ICT – informatics: creative and media programming. He makes computergames, his latest game is for the Iphone, he experiments with small robots and makes big drawings with the smallest pencil in the world. Teaching “Keuzemodules”, like MultiTouch and Smart Textiles (Lieve sensoren or Charmed technology), RFID and ARDUINO things at WDKA [[Rotterdam]]. Member of [[CrossLab]]. |
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Revision as of 12:35, 8 August 2010
Artist. He graduated in astronomy at the University of Leiden and graduated in painting and graphics in Rotterdam at the former WDKA. He teaches also in Leiden at a school for ICT – informatics: creative and media programming. He makes computergames, his latest game is for the Iphone, he experiments with small robots and makes big drawings with the smallest pencil in the world. Teaching “Keuzemodules”, like MultiTouch and Smart Textiles (Lieve sensoren or Charmed technology), RFID and ARDUINO things at WDKA Rotterdam. Member of CrossLab.
