Niels Hoebers, Stop Motion Studio

Creativity, Collaboration, and Craft in Motion

Hosted by Niels Hoebers

This project is now archived and was part of DDW24

Event type

Exhibition

Location

Sectie-C

Hall 8- A

Daalakkersweg 8

5641JA

This open studio event is an unmissable chance to witness the fusion of art and design through stop motion animation. As part of this dynamic design festival, we are excited to open our doors to the public, offering a unique behind-the-scenes look at our latest work and collaborative projects.

Stop Motion Showcases

Experience a curated selection of our latest stop motion animations, sets and miniatures. Each piece is a testament to the art of storytelling through meticulously crafted visuals, blending traditional techniques with modern design elements.

Collaborative Projects

Discover the power of collaboration in design as we present a series of joint projects with other designers and artists. These works showcase how diverse creative minds come together to create great new stop motion pieces. Have a project or idea of your own? Come by to discuss potential collaborations and explore how we can bring your vision to life through the art of stop motion.

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Hosted by

Niels Hoebers
info@nielshoebers.nl
+31 (0)629574483
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About Niels Hoebers

We are a creative stop motion studio dedicated to pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling. Our work spans various genres and formats, always with a focus on craftsmanship and artistic expression. Through our collaborations, we aim to explore new ideas and bring unique perspectives to the art of animation. We look forward to welcoming you to our open studio during Dutch Design Week!

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