Johan Rijpma (1984) is a student at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht (KMT) in Hilversum. By making short films, music videos and animations, he studies his unpredictable environment.
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Johan Rijpma
Director: Johan Rijpma
Year of production 2009
Genre experimental
Length 2'02"
Year of production 2009
Genre experimental
Length 2'02"
Tegels (Tiles)
The hidden movements and melodies of street tiles. Tiles is an animation made of a large photographic collection of street tiles. By viewing this collection of photographs as a sequence, different movements and processes become visible within the frame of the tiles. Both music and animation are trying to find a balance between a thought-out arrangement and an arrangement of chance
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Shown at
August 2010 BG @ Flachland Fest
16-20 March 2011 BG @ student film festivals
17-20 March 2011 BG @ student film festivals
December 2010 Breaking Ground NL
December 2012 Breaking Ground at Pera Museum
Director: Johan Rijpma
Year of production 2010
Genre experimental
Length 2'46"
Year of production 2010
Genre experimental
Length 2'46"
Mad on rocks 2
Movie video for Rosa Ensumble.
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Shown at
16-20 March 2011 BG @ student film festivals
17-20 March 2011 BG @ student film festivals
December 2010 Breaking Ground NL
Director: Johan Rijpma
Year of production 2009
Genre experimental
Length 1'29"
Year of production 2009
Genre experimental
Length 1'29"
8 Frame Grid
8 Frame Grid is an animation of eight frames that together show one movement. In the course of this animation loop, we see how this grid tries to expand by taking in various types of material. But the organic material is not so easily captured and controlled. A struggle for control emerges and it becomes clear that all the materials go by their own rules.
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Shown at
December 2010 Breaking Ground NL
Director: Johan Rijpma
Year of production 2011
Genre Animation
Length 2'39''
Year of production 2011
Genre Animation
Length 2'39''
Tape Generations
Large groups of tape rolls go through a long process of development and degeneration. The extremely slow paced life of these objects is being revealed within an isolated space where everything starts from a symmetric composition. From this orderly state deviations and differences in behaviour slowly become visible through the force of gravity. Resulting in unpredictable shapes and movements that somehow feel familiar.
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Shown at
February 2012 BG at Stukafest
April 2012 Breaking Ground NL
