Lloyd Hotel presents the exhibition ‘Some Sweet Day’ of Katja Poelwijk. Showing her personal body of work, including the series ‘Sivar’. The work grabs you, losing any sense of time. It plays with our collective memories and imaginations. At the same time, her subjects are taken from life.

As a portrait documentary photographer, she is fascinated by people, their emotional world and how one relates to their environment. Katja’s approach is intuitive and the work is intimate, poetic and her black and white images have a touch of mystery and a certain weight hanging over them. For her, photography is a means of explaining complex subjects without using linguistics, which can complicate matters further.

In March 2017, Katja met the young Sivar. Born in 2008 as a girl, and named Silje by birth. Katja was moved by his open-mindedness and bold character, after which she decided to follow Sivar in his development. This ongoing project is a warm, intimate portrait about his world. It is about space, vulnerability and the transience of youth. Being allowed to be who you are.

Katja Poelwijk (*1976)

Katja Poelwijk graduated cum laude from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2017. She is a New Dutch Photography Talent 2018 and has been working, amongst others, for Dutch daily newspaper de Volkskrant.

The Hotel Chronicles & Folding Thoughts

Especially for the new exhibition in Lloyd Hotel, designer Sanne van de Goor created the series The Hotel Chronicles. Without the knowledge of hotel guests, their bed became part of this work. After check-out Sanne photographed the (untouched) hotel beds with her camera. How does someone leave their bed? And what beautiful patterns are created when you unconsciously open the duvet? Does the guest leave the bed untouched after getting up? Or is the duvet straightened before departure? Using the photographs as a starting point, Sanne made graphic work for the colourful woven canvases that can be seen during the exhibition in the Lloyd Restaurant.

Sanne’s designs often come with an unpredictable factor. She allows her work to be influenced by input from third parties. In the series The Hotel Chronicles participants were not aware of this. For Folding Thoughts, a series made in Japan in 2018, she invited others to consciously shape the work. They were asked to fold a piece of paper from traditional Japanese clothing into an octagonal box. Carbon paper recorded the folds. This series, which can also be admired during the exhibition at Lloyd Hotel, shows the folding culture in everyday life in Japan.

Since studying graphic design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Sanne has worked as an independent designer on both self-initiated projects and commissions. She combines graphic, interactive and socio-artistic elements, seeking the tension between precision and randomness, chaos and control. Through this combination of visual and external participants, Sanne’s work contributes to a vision for new forms of collaboration within the current design landscape.

From 1 November 2019 until 29 February 2020, Sanne van de Goor will be exhibiting in Lloyd Hotel. Here she shows her series The Hotel Chronicles (2019) and Folding Thoughts (2018).

For The Hotel Chronicles Sanne made a series of 5 carpets for The Hotel Chronicles. The pattern is digitally woven with jacquard technique in cotton yarn on 180 x 130 cm. The carpets are available on request.

Folding Thoughts is a project about folding habits. The work can be seen on the public platforms and shows a part of the 100 folded patterns.

The Hotel Chronicles & Folding Thoughts

Especially for the new exhibition in Lloyd Hotel, designer Sanne van de Goor created the series The Hotel Chronicles. Without the knowledge of hotel guests, their bed became part of this work. After check-out Sanne photographed the (untouched) hotel beds with her camera. How does someone leave their bed? And what beautiful patterns are created when you unconsciously open the duvet? Does the guest leave the bed untouched after getting up? Or is the duvet straightened before departure? Using the photographs as a starting point, Sanne made graphic work for the colourful woven canvases that can be seen during the exhibition in the Lloyd Restaurant.

Sanne’s designs often come with an unpredictable factor. She allows her work to be influenced by input from third parties. In the series The Hotel Chronicles participants were not aware of this. For Folding Thoughts, a series made in Japan in 2018, she invited others to consciously shape the work. They were asked to fold a piece of paper from traditional Japanese clothing into an octagonal box. Carbon paper recorded the folds. This series, which can also be admired during the exhibition at Lloyd Hotel, shows the folding culture in everyday life in Japan.

Since studying graphic design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Sanne has worked as an independent designer on both self-initiated projects and commissions. She combines graphic, interactive and socio-artistic elements, seeking the tension between precision and randomness, chaos and control. Through this combination of visual and external participants, Sanne’s work contributes to a vision for new forms of collaboration within the current design landscape.

From 1 November 2019 until 29 February 2020, Sanne van de Goor will be exhibiting in Lloyd Hotel. Here she shows her series The Hotel Chronicles (2019) and Folding Thoughts (2018).

For The Hotel Chronicles Sanne made a series of 5 carpets for The Hotel Chronicles. The pattern is digitally woven with jacquard technique in cotton yarn on 180 x 130 cm. The carpets are available on request.

Folding Thoughts is a project about folding habits. The work can be seen on the public platforms and shows a part of the 100 folded patterns.

The Hotel Chronicles & Folding Thoughts

Especially for the new exhibition in Lloyd Hotel, designer Sanne van de Goor created the series The Hotel Chronicles. Without the knowledge of hotel guests, their bed became part of this work. After check-out Sanne photographed the (untouched) hotel beds with her camera. How does someone leave their bed? And what beautiful patterns are created when you unconsciously open the duvet? Does the guest leave the bed untouched after getting up? Or is the duvet straightened before departure? Using the photographs as a starting point, Sanne made graphic work for the colourful woven canvases that can be seen during the exhibition in the Lloyd Restaurant.

Sanne’s designs often come with an unpredictable factor. She allows her work to be influenced by input from third parties. In the series The Hotel Chronicles participants were not aware of this. For Folding Thoughts, a series made in Japan in 2018, she invited others to consciously shape the work. They were asked to fold a piece of paper from traditional Japanese clothing into an octagonal box. Carbon paper recorded the folds. This series, which can also be admired during the exhibition at Lloyd Hotel, shows the folding culture in everyday life in Japan.

Since studying graphic design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Sanne has worked as an independent designer on both self-initiated projects and commissions. She combines graphic, interactive and socio-artistic elements, seeking the tension between precision and randomness, chaos and control. Through this combination of visual and external participants, Sanne’s work contributes to a vision for new forms of collaboration within the current design landscape.

From 1 November 2019 until 29 February 2020, Sanne van de Goor will be exhibiting in Lloyd Hotel. Here she shows her series The Hotel Chronicles (2019) and Folding Thoughts (2018).

For The Hotel Chronicles Sanne made a series of 5 carpets for The Hotel Chronicles. The pattern is digitally woven with jacquard technique in cotton yarn on 180 x 130 cm. The carpets are available on request.

Folding Thoughts is a project about folding habits. The work can be seen on the public platforms and shows a part of the 100 folded patterns.

The Hotel Chronicles & Folding Thoughts

Especially for the new exhibition in Lloyd Hotel, designer Sanne van de Goor created the series The Hotel Chronicles. Without the knowledge of hotel guests, their bed became part of this work. After check-out Sanne photographed the (untouched) hotel beds with her camera. How does someone leave their bed? And what beautiful patterns are created when you unconsciously open the duvet? Does the guest leave the bed untouched after getting up? Or is the duvet straightened before departure? Using the photographs as a starting point, Sanne made graphic work for the colourful woven canvases that can be seen during the exhibition in the Lloyd Restaurant.

Sanne’s designs often come with an unpredictable factor. She allows her work to be influenced by input from third parties. In the series The Hotel Chronicles participants were not aware of this. For Folding Thoughts, a series made in Japan in 2018, she invited others to consciously shape the work. They were asked to fold a piece of paper from traditional Japanese clothing into an octagonal box. Carbon paper recorded the folds. This series, which can also be admired during the exhibition at Lloyd Hotel, shows the folding culture in everyday life in Japan.

Since studying graphic design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Sanne has worked as an independent designer on both self-initiated projects and commissions. She combines graphic, interactive and socio-artistic elements, seeking the tension between precision and randomness, chaos and control. Through this combination of visual and external participants, Sanne’s work contributes to a vision for new forms of collaboration within the current design landscape.

From 1 November 2019 until 29 February 2020, Sanne van de Goor will be exhibiting in Lloyd Hotel. Here she shows her series The Hotel Chronicles (2019) and Folding Thoughts (2018).

For The Hotel Chronicles Sanne made a series of 5 carpets for The Hotel Chronicles. The pattern is digitally woven with jacquard technique in cotton yarn on 180 x 130 cm. The carpets are available on request.

Folding Thoughts is a project about folding habits. The work can be seen on the public platforms and shows a part of the 100 folded patterns.

The Hotel Chronicles & Folding Thoughts

Especially for the new exhibition in Lloyd Hotel, designer Sanne van de Goor created the series The Hotel Chronicles. Without the knowledge of hotel guests, their bed became part of this work. After check-out Sanne photographed the (untouched) hotel beds with her camera. How does someone leave their bed? And what beautiful patterns are created when you unconsciously open the duvet? Does the guest leave the bed untouched after getting up? Or is the duvet straightened before departure? Using the photographs as a starting point, Sanne made graphic work for the colourful woven canvases that can be seen during the exhibition in the Lloyd Restaurant.

Sanne’s designs often come with an unpredictable factor. She allows her work to be influenced by input from third parties. In the series The Hotel Chronicles participants were not aware of this. For Folding Thoughts, a series made in Japan in 2018, she invited others to consciously shape the work. They were asked to fold a piece of paper from traditional Japanese clothing into an octagonal box. Carbon paper recorded the folds. This series, which can also be admired during the exhibition at Lloyd Hotel, shows the folding culture in everyday life in Japan.

Since studying graphic design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Sanne has worked as an independent designer on both self-initiated projects and commissions. She combines graphic, interactive and socio-artistic elements, seeking the tension between precision and randomness, chaos and control. Through this combination of visual and external participants, Sanne’s work contributes to a vision for new forms of collaboration within the current design landscape.

From 1 November 2019 until 29 February 2020, Sanne van de Goor will be exhibiting in Lloyd Hotel. Here she shows her series The Hotel Chronicles (2019) and Folding Thoughts (2018).

For The Hotel Chronicles Sanne made a series of 5 carpets for The Hotel Chronicles. The pattern is digitally woven with jacquard technique in cotton yarn on 180 x 130 cm. The carpets are available on request.

Folding Thoughts is a project about folding habits. The work can be seen on the public platforms and shows a part of the 100 folded patterns.