LISTEDBLUE

WE PRESENT

ListedBlue, an exclusive collection of meticulously sourced, hand-made, highly individual objects that have narrowly escaped obliteration.

The Collection invokes a renewed sensation of value in a time when our product & production ecosystems are about to disrupt ... indefinitely.

WE OFFER

As representatives of an era before creation became production, ListedBlue objects have never claimed economic value. By offering 3 embodiments of each of the Collection's pieces we offer identification & contribution to this archetypal ethos.

Each piece in the collection is available in 3 distinct product embodiments:

  1. THE OBJECT
    The unique, hand-made piece
  2. THE IMAGE
    Photo triptych, 3 of the object's perspectives in 1:1 scale (edition 5 + 1 Artist's Proof)
  3. THE DOWNLOAD
    Infinitely - 3D printable - scan of the Object

Ordered through us each of our products ship with a ListedBlue certificate of authenticity.

We provide print-framing & 3D print services per request.

THE CURRENT COLLECTION

  1. Eastern Red Bat
  2. Golden Willow
  3. Common Ringlet
  4. Margined White
  5. Vidler's Alpine
  1. Silver Birch
  2. Marsh Elder
  3. Beach Groundsel
  4. Great Blue Heron

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

"Photographie als Kunst ist ein sehr gefährliches Gebiet."

Sasha Stone | Deputy Director Modern and Contemporary Art Sotheby's, Amsterdam

"Both visually & intellectually they pull it off. ListedBlue is a captivating journey through value, perception, materialism & passion.”

Jasper Bode | director The Ravestijn Gallery, Amsterdam

“ListedBlue is a tasteful, timely interpretation of what used to be called Applied Arts.”

Cok de Rooy | Frozen Fountain, Amsterdam

"ListedBlue brilliantly exposes the neoliberal ethos at play in much of the creative industries: turning junk into gold by using the image as a means of aesthetic propaganda. Playing on the increasingly ambivalent relationship between production (craftsmanship) and exchange (market), the project raises important questions as to the contemporary locus of value creation.""

Sebastian Olma | Director Serendipity Lab, Amsterdam

"A highly renewing point of view that counters image-based thinking."

Frank van der Stok | Curator / Editor, Amsterdam