For Bicycle Landscape, Yorit Kluitman cycled through all 388 Dutch municipalities and photographed the empty landscape, exclusive of people and buildings: a cross section of the organized Netherlands. He is driven bya fascination for the organized, graphical structure of The open space.
What started with cycling turned into astonishment, then came the pictures, questions and observations that were followed by a study in collaboration with Vereniging Deltametropool. Equipped with a camera, he researched the rhythm, the composition, the lines, the form and the order of the Dutch landscape. The result is Bicycle Landscape. A book that deconstructs the Dutch landscape, in which a height difference of 20 cm is already significant, into separate elements. Sheep. Dike. Road. Tree. Ditch.
With contributions by various specialists ranging from landscape architect Adriaan Geuze to former museum director Wim Pijbes, Bicycle Landscape pays tribute to the Dutch man-made landscape and inspires us to look at our country from a different perspective, albeit a super-Dutch one: the saddle of a bicycle.
The Bicycle Landscape book is available online (the special personalised edition) and in selected bookstores right now.
Yorit Kluitman (1980) is a freelance graphic designer running a design studio in Eindhoven. He studied editorial design at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. Since 2009 he works for clients ranging from museums, publishers, software developers to sports teams and legal firms. Kluitman’s experience is built upon a great variety of projects, including infographic, logo and book design, exhibition design, installations, presentations and workshops. Kluitman believes in strong clear graphic design – easy to use and understand.
- Authors: Adriaan Geuze, Gerrie Andela, Timo de Rijk, Wim Pijbes, Nancy Arkema, Steven Fleming and Yorit Kluitman
About Twotone Amsterdam
The roots of Twotone go back in 2007, when Twotone’s founder – Jon Woodroof – cofounded a fixed-gear focused bike shop in Atlanta, GA named No Brakes. His clothes nearly always matched his track bike & he earned the nickname Twotone. Jon cut his teeth on promoting his own shop, the brands they sold, and even suppliers, athletes, and other organisations they partnered with all before Instagram!
Those entrepreneurial roots grew into the hold your line, you'll be fine full-send approach to how we run our business today. A 10-year-old nickname became a Dutch BV in 2014 & Twotone has become THE one-stop-shop for cycling-savvy sales, marketing, and PR across Europe in the USA.
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