Cocky Eek

Scapes

Scapes is a collection of wind-tool experiments tapping in various situated- local- winds- around various places in the world. Each location-wind generates a specific visual-movement-language.

Test Windinstrument – Heavensblast, Westhoek 2024. Photo Peter Barens.
Test Windinstrument – Heavensblast, Westhoek 2024. Photo Peter Barens.
Frozen // The Eemmeer is a lake situated in the middle of the Netherlands at my birthplace Eemnes, NL. It measures 13.4 square kilometers and contains one small island, the Dode Hond (Dead Dog). The Eemmeer is one in a series of peripheral lakes used to geohydrologically detach the low-lying polders of Flevoland from higher old mainland.
This event took place at 14 January 2009 among early morning ice skaters and swarms of birds. 
Frozen // The Eemmeer is a lake situated in the middle of the Netherlands at my birthplace Eemnes, NL. It measures 13.4 square kilometers and contains one small island, the Dode Hond (Dead Dog). The Eemmeer is one in a series of peripheral lakes used to geohydrologically detach the low-lying polders of Flevoland from higher old mainland.
This event took place at 14 January 2009 among early morning ice skaters and swarms of birds.
White Sands // This field experiment (2012) at the White Sands Missile test facilities in New Mexico, USA explores the phenomena of optical illusions in which the zones of heat, sand, reflective shield and the sky melt together. Various forms of dunes are found within the limits of White Sands. Dome dunes are found along the southwest margins of the field and parabolic dunes occur in high numbers along the northern, southern, and northeastern margins. The dunes constantly change shape and slowly move downwind. Where does the sand end and the sky start and vise versa. One gets disorientated by the twisted reflections in which the sand melts above and the sky trembles beneath. 
White Sands // This field experiment (2012) at the White Sands Missile test facilities in New Mexico, USA explores the phenomena of optical illusions in which the zones of heat, sand, reflective shield and the sky melt together. Various forms of dunes are found within the limits of White Sands. Dome dunes are found along the southwest margins of the field and parabolic dunes occur in high numbers along the northern, southern, and northeastern margins. The dunes constantly change shape and slowly move downwind. Where does the sand end and the sky start and vise versa. One gets disorientated by the twisted reflections in which the sand melts above and the sky trembles beneath. 
Zandmotor windlines in the sand. Photo Cocky Eek

Eemmeer, catching the last sun on the ice

Test Windinstrument – Heavensblast, Westhoek 2024. photo Peter Barens.