• Rein Jelle Terpstra
• about
• photography
  • Robert F. Kennedy Funeral Train - The People's View: a wall installation, a film and a book.
  • The camera obscura of Van Gogh
  • Sequence 1 - Dutch artist's books in international perspective
  • Nothing to see nothing to hide
  • Dark Dunes
  • Retracing - photobook and slideprojection
  • Looking at Seeing
  • After Images, the photos that were never taken.
  • 'Listening to how we are looking' by Dirk van Weelden
  • This is a Good Spot (i.c.w. Maria Barnas)
  • Photographs of the Photo Archive
  • Found footage, text publications Photography Festival Naarden
• public space
  • Coin of the Netherlands – United States of America, 400 years relationship
  • Waves at IJburg, Amsterdam (see films below)
  • Sequin Monument, Bijlmer
  • Ex Voto, Courthouse, Groningen
  • Porcelain roof of foliage, Den Bosch
• biography
• contact
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photography

• Robert F. Kennedy Funeral Train - The People's View: a wall installation, a film and a book.

  The Robert F. Kennedy Funeral Train—The People’s View presents a reflection on the Robert F. Kennedy Funeral Train, that rode from NYC to Washington, D.C. on June 8, 1968. This film is entirely based on memories, snapshots, home movies, and sound, recorded by bystanders standing along the tracks that day.

• The camera obscura of Van Gogh

  A three dimensional interpretation of the painting of the Sleeping Room of Vincent van Gogh

• Sequence 1 - Dutch artist's books in international perspective

  Dutch artist's books in international perspective with contributions of..

• Nothing to see nothing to hide

• Dark Dunes

  About a wartime photographer (text below)

• Retracing - photobook and slideprojection

• Looking at Seeing

• After Images, the photos that were never taken.

  For the project Afterimages (2002) I invited friends and colleagues who were engaged with memory, language or photography, to write a story of the photo they were unable to take and how that image can go on haunting them.

• 'Listening to how we are looking' by Dirk van Weelden

• This is a Good Spot (i.c.w. Maria Barnas)

  Diaporama in the St. Willibrordus psychiatric hospital in Heilo, incorporation with Maria Barnas

• Photographs of the Photo Archive

  Darkening photographs

• Found footage, text publications Photography Festival Naarden

  Three publications containing selections from the archive of amateur photography. An edition of 50 copies