*Jaromil Transmediale 2006, *
*James met at Access Space with my new eeepc in late Jan 2008,*
* Tapio July 2008 Singapore ISEA at fo.am Luminous Green, *
*Efe Efe at Futureeverything 2010,*
* joined the bricolist 18 Feb 2009 just after meeting Rob at James/Access
Spaces IMDE "Benchmarking Digitally Engaged Communities" workshop.*
Have probably been 1 degree of separation away from a brico since 2002.
*
*


On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 5:56 PM, Sonja van Kerkhoff
<sonjavank@???>wrote:

> We, the editors of the Reader, are trying to map the how and why of Brico
> > >into the wider Reader text -- and this is only possible with your
> > >contributions and reflections. We feel that this input is necessary to
> allow us to
> > >understand the network at this point in time.
> > >
> > >How and why did you, the members of the Bricolabs network, arrive at the
> > >Brico 0ption: through what connections, by what pathways, through which
> PEOPLE
>
> I was added to this list, I think by Jaromil some years ago, who I know
> personally.
>
> And while I rarely respond to anything many of the issues or ideas are
> things that resonate with me. The main reason I don't respond much is
> because I am very busy - and many things here need more time to think
> through (for me at least) however two concrete things:
>
> via Bricolabs
> I got to know Jean-Noel Montagne and his wonderful project: Open Source
> Wash http://www.oswash.org/ and had the honour of giving the wordpress
> site a new look.
> And one day I'd like to help to make the site even more accessible to
> non-techy people, but it is a wonderful resource regardless.
>
> And I got to know Suzon Fuks and her 'waterwheel' project and ended up
> participating in 3 ways with this. And likewise, if I have time, I'd like
> to do more there too.
>
> a brief bio in case it is useful.
> Sonja van Kerkhoff, born Aotearoa/New Zealand, is an artist and designer
> who has been based in the Netherlands since 1989. www.sonjavank.com
> current projects: sonjavank.wordpress.com / sensonja.wordpress.com
>
> So the 'glue' for me -so far- is that occasionally there's a project where
> I see room for me to contribute in a practical way. I like it that we all
> come from very different worlds/lifestyles and I see our 'glue' as being
> that we all care about the environment and try to use our skills to raise
> awareness of the many many alternative ways we can live more sustainably,
> even if it is just reusing one plastic bag.
>
>
>
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