Godot in Cuba (Cuba, 2005) is part of 'Screen Capricious', a collection of short films published on dvd by Capricious magazine. On February 24, 2008 a screening of the dvd takes place in the gallery, 103 Broadway, Brooklyn, NYC.

February 15, 2008 I present photos of inventions from around the world and show the video 'Convenience' during the Shabera night at Mediamatic, Amsterdam. From 7 PM till late.

Godot in Cuba (Cuba, 2005) is exhibited at the Videowall of Stadsschouwburg Utrecht. A re-edit of the video-installation is projected on four large windows at the ground floor. from January 3 till  29, 2008, after sunset till 1 AM.

The neon sculpture Lieve and the video Parade are exhibited at the 'New Members Exhibition' of artists' society Arti et Amicitiae in Amsterdam. Opening: January 11, 2008.  Till January 27.

After finishing my thesis 'The Traveling Artist' I graduated from the Sandberg Institute. I'm a Master of Fine Arts now. Read the letter (in Dutch) of my advisor, the art critic Tineke Reijnders.

Mercedes Benz (Albania, 2007) is nominated for a One Minute award. The awards ceremony takes place in Miry theatre in Ghent, Belgium on November 10, 2007.

Crossing (Egypt, 2005) is part of The One Minutes at Club Voyeur in De Brakke Grond in Amsterdam, November 29 at 8.30 PM.

Color Bar (Serbia, 2007) is exhibited at the Salon 2007 in Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam, from October 19 till November 4. After the show it is installed in the window of Archiware in Utrecht. Opening November 9, until half of December 2007.

In the Museumnacht on November 3, 2007 Parade (Netherlands, 2007) is part of Andy’s 15 Minutes of Fame Gallery in Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

Parallel (Netherlands, 2003) is screened in the program Recalling RFID in De Balie, Amsterdam, on October 19, 2007.

September 2007 I'm in Amman, Jordan and Barcelona, Spain to give One Minute video workshops. The videos are online.

A tile with the text Ik mag niet klagen (I shouldn't complain) is for sale in the mobile store Burenwinkel, a work by Martijn Engelbregt. The tile comes in three languages: Dutch, Turkish and Arabic.