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An navigation application, that gives you traditional (audio) direction and a poetic story about traveling, loneliness, homecoming, temptation, disguise, identity and exile, told by Tom, during the trip. Loosely inspired by Homer’s Odyssey and HAL 9000. Navigational software is something we daily trust and depend on – We have a somewhat personal relation with this type of software, what if it getsvery personal? – Tom is consious but has only one sense, his GPS – What does ‘life’ mean when you have juste one sense – What is Tom’s opinion on traveling?

'Toilets' was meant to be read as a bathroom-book. Two young people move into the same apartment, while they have only just met each other. The odd thing about the apartment is that it has two toilets. A great luxury, but after a while the two toilets become a fort.

't Hooft uses focus blocks. If you tap on the screen a new focus block appears.

The animation 'pulls' and 'pushes' the reader without 'knowing' into the text.

This poem is an interactive landscape. Bicycles, letters and a traveler's musings pass bij. 

'Krak' is a moving poem, which has been presented as an installation at Museum De Lakenhal. It is a colourful, moving poem that appeared in the Internet Gids.

Between the border of Cerbere and Port Bou there is a cliff, a road that goes up and on the other side eventually winds down the road, past a customhouse, above a rock that slips into the sea. What does it mean to know that border, to recognise it, and to know what you forget?

In an empty landscape a storm is announced by uprising sand, moving objects, silent people and a traffic jam on a narrow road. 

Karaoke is a short 8-minute film that shows walks through the city of Taipei. The details Ruth Verraes noted are different from the images Erik Lindner noted. Karaoke is an important form of relaxation in Taipei. The film contains sounds from the city: singing, musical fragments, recognisable sounds that are associated with a dustcart. Halfway the video a poem is shown on screen. 

‘Snelwegsprookjes’ is a location-based audiobook app that reacts to its surroundings. It builds unique stories in real-time, around ordinary objects, seen around the motorway. There are four stories that are uniquely based on the location where you are driving right that moment. The amazing in-car family app that focuses on quality family time, less screen time for the kids, and using your imagination. Connecting family car brand Volkswagen with their target audience.

Ted van Lieshout developed the "Poetry Compressor," which is an app that analyses text and systematically rearranges letters and text structures. It was their answer to the question whether the internet can contribute to pen, paper, and word processors.