SPIF

Vox Arboris began as a month-long residency at Ten Club's Mayor Manor in November 2022, returned as a one-month installation at WIHH Gallery in 2023 — a slow, branching modular score the room learned by heart — and has since travelled: a live set at Odonien in Cologne, and high above the IJ at the A'dam Tower in April 2026. The piece treats the modular rig like a tree: signals enter the roots, take their time, and only certain frequencies make it to the canopy.

PLATE V·a

PLATE V·b

PLATE V·d

PLATE V·e

A 1950s bakelite television, gutted and rewired with a quiet new heart. Two rotary encoders sit where the tuning and volume used to live; a Raspberry Pi runs a custom interface behind the glass. Pull the cord, find your resonance.

PLATE VI

A 20-minute participatory installation. The participant travels five years into the future and meets the version of themselves that has already accomplished what they came to do. Built by a five-person team and performed with hired actors. The conceptual prototype for Vox Futuri.

PLATE VIII·a

PLATE VIII·b

A three-metre interactive Rubik's cube installed in the gardens of Tuinen van West, Amsterdam — one corner deliberately skewed. Visitors stepped inside, chose a single topic to change in their life (finances, a relationship, a worry), and were led through a breathing exercise to release it. Press the RESET button to open the WINDOW to the rest of your life.

PLATE IX·a

PLATE IX·b

PLATE IX·c

PLATE IX·d

An interactive installation. A small ritual disguised as a game — visitors entered alone and left holding something they didn't know they were looking for. The earliest public seed of the practice that would become Spif.

PLATE X