[Spring 1998]
Gerald Van Der Kaap, Yae @ Mitaka, ca.1992, cibachrome, plexiglass, bois, 150 x 100 cm, original en bleu. .© Gerald Van Der Kaap
Gerald Van Der Kaap, What we are doing, ca.1991, cibachrome, dibond, bois, 40 x 60 cm, original en couleur. © Gerald Van Der Kaap
Gerald Van Der Kaap, KaapEngine v0.9.1, ca.1996. © Gerald Van Der Kaap
Gerald Van Der Kaap, KaapEngine v0.9.1, ca.1996. © Gerald Van Der Kaap
Gerald Van Der Kaap, Query: “pleasure”, 26 Jun 1996 02:35:14 +01:00, original en couleur. © Gerald Van Der Kaap
Gerald Van Der Kaap, Leo (Beach), ca.1990, cibachrome, plexiglass, bois, 150 x 100 cm, original en couleur. © Gerald Van Der Kaap
Gerald Van Der Kaap, New York, ca.1988, cibachrome, plexiglass, bois, 150 x 100 cm, original en vert. © Gerald Van Der Kaap
KaapEngine (Prototype), ca. 1996
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Gerald Van Der Kaap lives and works in the Netherlands. His works have appeared in many museums, galleries, and contemporary art biennales throughout the world, and been widely published. He is currently working on transforming a new waste incinerator near the town of Enschede, the Netherlands, into a permanent real-time poetry converter. The data from the incinerator’s mainframe computer are translated into “radical data,” or poetry, wich are then displayed on a huge media gate.