This exhibition explores seventy years of microchip developments at multiple technical, visual, social and global scales. Within these four scales, historical objects from the archive of the LINK Foundation and testimonies from (former) employees, are presented alongside artworks by contemporary artists, myself included.
Together, they unfold the layered beauty, cultural-technological significance and the impact of the chip and semiconductor industry in the Netherlands.
The exhibition took place at the Nijmegen House of History, Marienburg 26 Nijmegen.
I exhibited alongside: Bram de Groot, Michelle Feelders, Benjamin Earl, Oscar van Leest. My contributions dived into the photo archive of the former semiconductor factory from Nijmegen.