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Vloeibaar/Liquid – Poem
Ik wil vloeibaar worden,zodat ik pas in een emmer,of in een wilde golf,of verdeeld over de spattenvan een fontein Ik wil vloeien zonder vorm,langs randen die mij niet kennen,mij voegen naar elke handdie mij probeert te dragen,en toch nergens blijven Ik wil oplossen in regen,vallen zonder herinnering,verdwijnen in de aardeen weer opstijgen als damp,onzichtbaar maar… Read more
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AI-powered humanoid wins international competition
It’s been a while. Some of you have written, others have probably assumed I disappeared into one of my own unfinished experiments. For years, my studio was a place of images, projections, strange XR environments, and long nights chasing ideas that rarely behaved. But somewhere along the way—perhaps during retirement, perhaps during one of those… Read more
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Petervan’s Ride – March 2026
Petervan’s Musical Ride March 2026 – 49 songs. As usual, mostly recent releases, including those by Kim Gordon, The Black Crowes, and De Beren Gieren. Oldies from Talk Talk, Sextile, and Angine De Poitrine. Play in shuffle mode to increase the surprise factor. Enjoy! Read more
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Petervan’s Delicacies #183 > Jan-Feb 2026
“Delicacies” is my incoherent, irregular, unpredictable collection of interesting sparks I came across online. Handpicked by a human, no robots, no AI. A form of tripping, wandering, dérivé, with some loosely undefined theme holding them together. Delicacies have no fixed frequency: I hit the publish button when there is enough material. That can be after a… Read more
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Petervan’s Ride – February 2026
Petervan’s Musical Ride February 2026 – 38 songs. As usual, mostly several recent releases, including those by Bruno Mars, Park Hye Jin, and Mitski. Oldies from Massive Attack, Jan Jelinek, and Marie Davidson. Play in shuffle mode to increase the surprise factor. Enjoy! Read more
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Petervan’s Ride – January 2026
Petervan’s Musical Ride January 2026 – only 27 songs. As usual, mostly several recent releases, including those by Tsar B, Triggerfinger, and The Cribs. Only two oldies: from Cream and Astrid Sonne. Play in shuffle mode to increase the surprise factor. Enjoy! Read more