Zefir7: Tomas Schats
Monthly Designers Café in collaboration with BNO. This time a
presentation by Tomas Schats, illustrator-animator-3d designer-artist.
Tuesday 15 November 2022, 20.30 hrs
(doors open 20:00 hrs)
Location: Stroom, Hogewal 1-9, The Hague
Entrance: free
Zefir7 is the Monthly Designers Café in collaboration with BNO. This time a
presentation by Tomas Schats, illustrator-animator-3d designer-artist.
Tomas Schats his work consists partly of editorial illustrations for clients such as NRC and the VPRO. The illustrations are small lightfooted narratives. The visual stories are layered and occasionally take unexpected turns, with the purpose to mislead the viewer in a subtle manner.
Working as an illustrator influences his spatial designs. For 5 years now he is translating his visual stories into three-dimensional designs. The sculptures of Tomas Schats rise out of his curiousity about people and how they are responding to the world surrounding them. The sculptures relate and reflect to the environment in which we live, and are visualizing ideas and thoughts with a twist.
In a subtle manner and with humor, the sculptures transform situations which, at the first glance, seem impossible and too difficult to change. The sculptures tell stories about humankind, with all its possibilities and limitations and are based on reality, but transcend it in a subtle manner from which everything superfluous has been omitted. Visualizing the narratives in the most concise way possible, to seduce the visitor to (re-)think these (common) situations.
Working as an illustrator influences his spatial designs. For 5 years now he is translating his visual stories into three-dimensional designs. The sculptures of Tomas Schats rise out of his curiousity about people and how they are responding to the world surrounding them. The sculptures relate and reflect to the environment in which we live, and are visualizing ideas and thoughts with a twist.
In a subtle manner and with humor, the sculptures transform situations which, at the first glance, seem impossible and too difficult to change. The sculptures tell stories about humankind, with all its possibilities and limitations and are based on reality, but transcend it in a subtle manner from which everything superfluous has been omitted. Visualizing the narratives in the most concise way possible, to seduce the visitor to (re-)think these (common) situations.