Marije de Haas Curriculum vitae - Bullet Creative

Marije de Haas 

Curriculum vitae 

Qualifications 

1997–1999 

MA Communication Design 

Central St. Martins, London, UK 

Disinction 

1992–1997 

BA Graphic Design 

Willem de Kooning Akademie, Rotterdam, the Netherlands 

1986–1992 

VWO (equivalent to A-levels) 

Erasmus College, Zoetermeer, the Netherlands 

Dutch, English, French, Mathematics, Economics, History 

Work experience 

2009–now 

Floda 31 

Umeå, Sweden 

Me and my partner are initiating a bespoke facility that will 

create the opportunity to come up with creative solutions 

to the issues of our time; climate change. We believe 

that climate change can be tackled only by collaboration 

between various specialities. Science, politics, law, design, 

architecture and art all play a part. Floda31 will be a place for 

specialists from various disciplines to meet, collaborate and 

create solutions to climate issues. 

1998–2009 

Bullet 

London, UK 

A couple of friends and I formed Bullet in 1998. We all 

colloborate on the creative concepts, and I am responsible 

for realizing many of these. My work spans various media, 

but I specialise in printed matter. Bullet’s strength is creative 

solutions – we will use any media necessary to communicate 

the right message. Bullet was awarded a bafta for interactive 

learning in 2001, a World e-science award in 2005 and was 

a Webby award honoree in 2009. Our work ranges from 

Contemporary Dance to Action Sports, with clients such 

as Nike, The Royal Academy, Siobhan Davies Dance, 

Cape Farewell, Philips and EA Games. 

See www.bulletcreative.com for examples of our work. 

1998 

Pod Productions 

London, UK 

Designer, working on virtual architectural tours, visualising 

buildings before they are built. I was also responsible 

for the information design pieces, both in print and 

interactive media. I worked on clients such as the London 

Underground, Condé Naste and Arts Council England. 

1997–1998 

International Design UK 

London, UK 

Graphic designer, working on various art books and 

websites. I was solely responsible for a number of 

publications and the only in-house designer working 

on websites. 

1996 

Fooks, fashion stores 

Hoofddorp, the Netherlands 

Graphic designer, designing in-store graphics, 

labels and catalogues. 

1993–1996 

Vroom publications 

Rotterdam, the Netherlands 

Freelance magazine designer for snowboard magazine 

Air22 and music magazine Strobe. 

Studio 6, Culford House, 1-7 Orsman Road, London, n1 5ra, UK, m@floda31.com, +44 (0)78 0818 3361 

www.pictolution.co.uk


Curriculum vitae 

Exhibitions 

I have created a series of posters as a sort of graphic 

evolution experiment. This is a growing series featuring 

themes such as global warming and weapons of mass 

destruction. This is an ever growing series and some or all 

of them have been shown in the following exhibitions: 

2008 

We have been expecting you – Concrete Hermit, London, UK, 

www.concretehermit.com 

2004 

Moving Units – tseou, London, UK, 

www.tseou.com 

2004 

Pictolution – 88b, Cide, London, UK 

2004 

Afar – Copenhagen, Denmark 

2003 

21– Cargo, London, UK 

2002 

A surface in between – tseou, London, UK 

www.tseou.com 

Interests 

I love problem solving. In my job I get a variety of 

communication problems, all of which can be solved in 

many ways; I love working out what would be the best way. 

Furthermore I have a passion for functional objects. I like 

products that have been designed cleverly and improve 

the quality of life. This could be a well-designed tool or a 

printed map. Examples of designs that impress me are the 

London tube map, bicycles and ceramic knives. 

Besides design, I love the outdoors and things you can do 

there; snowboarding, hiking, swimming and rock-climbing. 

I enjoy cooking (and eating). I like to read, some of my 

favourite authors are Paul Auster, Dave Eggers, John Irving, 

Ira Levin, Haruki Murikami and George Orwell. 

References 

Martina Luger 

Brand communications manager, 

Nike 6.0, Nike ACG & Nike SB 

EMEA 

Contact number on request 

David Buckland 

Director, 

Cape Farewell 


Kathleen Soriano 

Director of Exhibitions, 

Royal Academy of Arts, 


Siobhan Davies 

Director, 

Siobhan Davies Dance 





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Pictolution 

A series of self-initiated prints. The series consists of 

eight posters. Pictolution, Animals, Weapons of Mass 

Destruction, Learning to Drive, Landmarks, Believe, 

Global Warming and Heraldry. 

Global warming 

Believe 




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Cape Farewell 

Burning Ice 

This book was created to raise awareness of global warming through Art and Science. It was 

published in conjunction with the Burning Ice exhibition which is currently travelling the globe. 




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Cape Farewell 

Company website 

www.capefarewell.com 

Cape Farewell 

DVD: Art and Climate Change 




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Photography by Ravi Deepres. Design by Bullet. 

Choreography: 

Original Score: 

Animatronics: 

Fashion Design: 

Digital Video Design: 

Lighting Design: 

Wayne McGregor 

Scanner 

Jim Henson’s Creature Workshop 

Stonewood & Bryce 

Ravi Deepres 

Lucy Carter 

The fusion of art forms is startling, 

thrilling and a brand new artistic expression. 

Evening Standard 

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Random Dance 

Various 

Various print work to promote Random Dance’s performances. 




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Tw o 

Quartets 

A new work by Siobhan Davies 

Thu 28 - Sat 30 June, 7.45pm 

UK Première 

Box O³ce 01223 503333 

Tickets from £10 (£1 bkg fee) 

www.cambridgeartstheatre.com 

www.siobhandavies.com 

Siobhan Davies Dance 

Two Quartets 

Print to promote Two Quartets performance. 


www.siobhandavies.com 

Digital archive 

www.siobhandaviesarchive.com 




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3 December 2009 – 31 January 2010 

www.royalacademy.org.uk/earth 

Art of a changing world 

Supported by 

Mona Hatoum, Hot Spot, 2006 (detail). Stainless steel and neon tube, 234 x 223 cm. David Roberts Collection, London. Photo: Stephen White, courtesy White Cube 

Royal Academy of Art 

GSK Contemporary; Earth, art of a changing world 

We designed all the branding for GSK Contemporary and the show ‘Earth, Art of a 

changing world’ as well as the exhibition design and all promotional materials 




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Nike 6.0 

Guerilla marketing 

Shadow campaign. 


Shoot, Print, Burn service station & subliminal messaging. 


Nass – mutant presence, X-Elements – editorial hijacking. 




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Nike 6.0 

Bespoke point of sale 2009 

3d-wall 

Nike 6.0 

European point of sale 2009 




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Nike 6.0 

Tunnel Jam 2009 

We designed, managed and built the park, and produced and 

designed all event branding for this exclusive event. 




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Nike SB 

P-Rod promotion – questionable game and furniture 




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Nike SB 

Blueprint show 



Thank you New Work Network and Happy Birthday; 


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mentoring schemes for artists and producers. All this you have done with us: 

by artists for artists. But most importantly, you have created the only national 

artist led network: you have developed a community. Before online social 

network sites became de rigueur, you were using the latest technology to help 

us exchange ideas and offer us support. 

Toynbee Studios 

28 Commercial Street 

London E1 6AB 

020 7539 9373 

info@newworknetwork.org.uk 

www.newworknetwork.org.uk 

Contemporary performance, live and interdisciplinary practices are about 

the eventual meeting of an audience. It is a terrible truth that the process of 

coming to that encounter can often be a very lonely experience indeed. Many 

of us are solo practitioners, stuck in a bedroom, studio or rehearsal space, 

staring at a flickering cursor, a blank sheet of paper or an empty wall and 

wondering what to do next. Even when you have the ideas, the question still 

begs: what next? That is why New Work Network is so important. You have 

researched our needs and informed us of opportunities; you have lobbied 

and advocated, commissioned new work, raised the level of debate, set up 



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New Work Network turns 10 



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NWN would like to thank the following 

people and organisations for their support 

over the last 10 years: Arts Council England, 

Live Art Development Agency, Artsadmin, 

Mark Waugh, Tamsin Drury, Robert Walton 

and Ewan McDougall. The NWN Board of 

Directors: Phil Stanier, Kirstie McKenzie, 

Cheryl Pierce, Tanuja Amarasuriya, Rajni 

Shah, Stephen Hodge and Andrew Broadley. 

The original Steering Group and subsequent 

Steering Committee and all of the crucial 

individuals, artists’ networks and partners that 

have been essential to the development of 

NWN over the years. 

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London E1 6AB 

New Work Network (NWN) celebrates 10 years as the 

only national membership organisation providing artists, 

producers and curators in the new work sector with an 

accessible network and support structure. 

In 1997, NWN’s inaugural meeting ‘Towards a New Work Network’ 

brought together over 70 artists and representatives from the new 

work sector. The group’s main concern was the marginalisation 

of new and experimental work. A network and voluntary Steering 

Committee was consequently formed to enable the sharing of 

experiences, problems and information. In March 2004, NWN 

obtained Company Limited by Guarantee status and the artist-led 

Steering Committee became a Board of Directors. Today, NWN 

employs a full time coordinator, a part time administrator, several 

freelances and a voluntary Board of Directors comprising of arts 

professionals including: artists, lecturers, executive directors, 

managers and producers. 

As an artist-led organisation, NWN strongly believes in facilitating 

initiatives that respond to wider changes in arts and culture as well 

as the changing needs of its membership. NWN has worked in 

collaboration on a variety of professional development programmes 

including Expo Mentors (2001-2003) and DIY (2002-2007). Critical 

debate and advocacy are also key strands of work that include an 

online forum space; commissioned articles; and events such as 

‘Nurturing Risk’ at the Arnolfi ni Inbetween Time festival (2006). 

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One of the most successful and innovative schemes developed by 

NWN was Networked Bodies (2002-2005). It was a unique project 

awards scheme, which via an online submission enabled members 

to discuss, review and vote for projects. Networked Bodies was 

an important testing ground for the creation of a signifi cant online 

facility. With social networking sites such as Facebook, Bebo and 

Myspace highlighting the uses and popularity of online networking, 

NWN is a leader in a burgeoning sector. 

NWN works in partnership with venues, higher education institutions 

and other arts organisations across the UK. In particular, NWN is 

part of the Live Art Advisory Network with Live Art Development 

Agency and Artsadmin. It is also a key partner of Live Art UK, a 

national network of live art promoters. 

Over the years NWN has supported a number of artist-producer/ 

curators and facilitated ‘connector’ events enabling practitioners 

to network at a variety of art venues and festivals. From this 

work, NWN has created its 2007 Cultural Leadership ‘Activator 

programme’ – a professional advancement programme supporting 

emergent cultural leaders, which enables them to enhance their role 

in instigating and facilitating new work practice throughout 

the country. 

NWN is proud of its legacy and role in supporting arts professionals 

and looks forward to another ten years of acting as a collective 

voice championing the new work sector. 

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New Work Network 

Visualisation of New Work Network’s network. 



Branding 




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Arts Council England 

Grant Awards 

www.artscouncil.org.uk/grantawardlogo 

This website explains grant awardees how to honour their grant. 




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Knowledge Magazine 

Drum and Bass magazine. 



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