Nocturnal
Delights


luminescent poems
for sleepless readers


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Mind
Gardening


workshops combining mindfulness and communal crafting
in commission for and collaboration with Monsters - a project by Dorian de Rijk & Company

Monsters 
Passport


a participants’ journal to reflect on their experiences at
Monsters
- a project by Dorian de Rijk & Company

I’d Eat That


a surrealist cooking show travelling through Eastern Europe 



Monster 
Mouse

album artwork

Nocturnal 
Delights


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Nocturnal Delights Zine features luminescent poems by befriended artists. Charge the pages with a flashlight and 13 poems will reveal themselves to you in the dark. Nocturnal Delights is the first edition of a self-published series of zines called Situated Poetry, situating its readers in specific places - this time around in the dark. 
    Poems by - Abdelrahman (Abdo) Hassan, Anna Erhard, Alexander Sand, Freddie Watkins, Héloïse Floc’h, Jurian Vermoolen, Kwan Supp, Luc Windaus, Leo Auri, Maud Heddon, Paul Dill, Roos Pollmann, Theo Collin and Janna Ullrich

Zine + UV-Flashlight  The glow-in-the-dark poems can be charged with a normal flashlight (e.g. from your phone) within a couple of seconds so you do not need to purchase a special flashlight. The poems will then glow for ca. 30 seconds before they fade into darkness again.
However you can order a specific UV-Flashlight in addition to the zine that charges the glow-in-the-dark poems with a higher intensity. It creates a mystical blue light that allows you to read the poems even with the flashlight kept turned on, plus you don’t need to use your phone.

Nocturnal Delights Zine
19x11 cm (LXW)
24 pages, screenprinted
glows in the dark 
Limited Edition of 100

(optional addition:)
DARKBEAM 
UV-Flashlight 
9x2cm (LxØ)
+ USB-C Charger
for € 9,00 
instead of € 14,99

Zine only
€ 25,-

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Zine + UV Flashlight€ 34,-

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Nocturnal Delights Poster - A summer night in 1635 - why did a couple of priests, merchants, and secretaries located in Digne, Rome, Cairo, and Aleppo watch the solar eclipse so closely? And what happened 300 years later during the solar eclipse in 1932 in the animal kingdom of Boston? Decorated with fun facts about nocturnal spectacles to indulge in during daylight, the poster takes a interspecial turn in the dark. The glow-in-the-dark print creates an optical illusion of a shadow play at night. Two worlds attempting to make contact. Two species embodying one another. 

Nocturnal Delights Poster
55x37,5 cm (hxw)
screenprinted
glows in the dark 
Limited Edition of 100






Package Deal 1:
Zine + Poster:

EUR 40,-
(EUR 50,-)

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Package Deal 2:
Zine + Poster + UV-Flashlight:

EUR 49,-
(EUR 65,99)

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Concept & Design
Janna Ullrich 

Screen-printed at 
Grafische Werkplaats ArtEZ Arnhem

Special thanks to
Walter Huinink, Nicole Jansen, Sjoerd van Ree and Lacey Verhalen 

Product Photography
Steffen Ullrich








The Grand 
Boemklats Motel 


turning the movements of sex
into music





The Grand Boemklats Motel is a love shag that translates the movement of copulating festival visitors into ambient music. Participants rent half hour slots in a mahogany-wood-clad vintage trailer with a classy hotel interior. The trailer is mounted on soft springs that enlarge every loving movement made in it. 
   The bigger movements are picked up by strings on the outside that are connected to a Rube-Goldberg-inspired “musical fountain” in the motel lobby - consisting of drums, violins, bells, marbles and accordions that are played like a one-man (two-human, sometimes-three human) band.
        Smaller, more tender movements are picked up by pressure sensors applied to different areas of the mattress, detecting which part of the mattress was used and therefore applying different sound effects to the music. Other guests of the motel listened in enjoying a drink in the lobby, cheering on and applauding the players of the instrument. 

The premiere took place at Festival De Lievelinge, NL in 2019. The Motel was fully booked and ridden. Created by Janna Ullrich and Jurian Vermoolen in collaboration with Ghaith Kween Qoutainy.



Concept & Art Direction
Janna Ullrich & Jurian Vermoolen

Photography & Videography
Jurian Vermoolen

Sound Design and Engeneering
Ghaith Kween Qoutainy

Volunteers
Yuna Song, Eva Cottin, Joris, Lucas 

Special Thanks to:







 Carbon Roller Coaster


a chatbot for children to learn
about climate change



Een interactieve reis
door de oceaan 
via een chatbot

Leeftijd: 7+
Duur: 35min


Heb je ooit met een vampier gechat? Ontmoet Carla en haar vrienden Obi en Osman - geen vampieren, maar net zo onsterfelijk. Ze zijn biljoenen jaren oud en hebben al in de meest bijzondere huisjes op aarde gewoond. Het huisje waar ze op dit moment wonen zal voor altijd verdwijnen. Wat is er aan de hand?





Script, Art Direction, Onderzoek Archief, Stemponames, Montage, Interface Design, Productie
Janna Ullrich

Animatie
Daan Lucas

Muziek en Geluiden
Jonathan Reiter

Programmering Chatbot
Sacha van Alfen

Audio Montage
Leon van Oord
Stemacteurs
Barbara dos Santos, Tim Driehuis, Julia De Koning, Leon van Oord, Charlotte Nauw, Jurian Vermoolen, Janna Ullrich

Chatbot Platform
Botsquad

Dank aan

Juliette Janssen (Beeld en Geluid)
Siuli Ko (Cinekid)
Erik Lucassen (Beeld en Geluid)
Paulien Mandos (Playgrounds)
Cees Martens (Beeld en Geluid)
Arjan Scherpenisse (Botsquad)



In opdracht for:













Quantified


a cooperative boardgame
about algorythmic citizenship,
privacy and human rights




‘Quantified’ is a cooperative board game (in development) about algorithmic citizenship signed by Berlin-based board-game publisher Quality Beast.

We see the quantification of our behaviour in more and more areas of our life: whether it’s how much we work out, what we eat, what we like or who we date. It makes life more convenient, but it could also determine whether we have eaten healthy enough to get a discount on our health insurance premium. Mass quantification and Big Data, like any technology, can be used for the ‘good’ or the ‘bad’ of society, however you define it. 

Quantified illustrates how surveillance laws can render human rights conditional to what an algorithm classifies as ‘good’ behaviour and how this affects our right to movement, work and communication in everyday life. Players produce physical personal data traces in the game and get more agency in sharing or obfuscating their data. Quantified invites its players to engage in active decision-making on how to ‘spend’ their data within the system of a board game, trying to make the abstract concept of Big Data and its possible long-term consequences easier to grasp.


Watch the reactions to our game testing session at Fairphone here: 


Listen to the reactions of Shut Up & Sit Down to our game testing session from minute 36:20


Conception
Janna Ullrich

Game Development

Janna Ullrich, Dylan Cromwell, Stefan Brakman, Roman Rybiczka

Signed and developed by
Quality Beast


Special Thanks
to Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie NL for supporting this project, to Ron Huising for his mentoring in the early stages of the design, for all the clever minds who came to play test our game at the many different games fairs and provided their valuable input, to Andy Mesa for touring Quantified around the US
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    1. Product Information

My screen-printed, limited edition products are created manually, and as such, small imperfections or irregularities are part of the process. Each item may feature slight variations in the design, color, and finish. These variations, including minor print imperfections (such as slight misalignments, color inconsistencies, or other screen-printing anomalies), are an inherent part of the handcrafting process and should not be considered defects, but rather, they are part of the charm of owning a handmade item. Due to the limited edition nature of my products, each item is unique, and minor variations from the product photos are to be expected. Purchasing from my webshop, you acknowledge and accept these natural imperfections. These are not grounds for complaints or returns.
   I strive to provide accurate representations of our products, but please note that colors on your screen may differ slightly from the actual product due to variations in display settings. These differences in color will not be grounds for returns, exchanges, or refunds.


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Because all products are handmade, I do not accept returns or exchanges for reasons related to minor print errors, color discrepancies, or slight imperfections in the products. Please review product descriptions and images carefully before making your purchase to ensure you are comfortable with the nature of the item.
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    Please note that I am not responsible for any delays in shipping or delivery caused by external factors such as postal services or customs. Once the product is shipped, it is the responsibility of the shipping carrier.


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To the fullest extent permitted by law, Janna Ullrich’s webshop is not liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from the purchase or use of any products sold through our webshop. This includes, but is not limited to, property damage, personal injury, or any other loss resulting from the use of our products.


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        about myself

I am Janna Ullrich, an Amsterdam-based designer. Through my work I invite strangers to engage in playful encounters with the unfamiliar, comprising the conception and design of festival installations, games, workshops, talks, events, publications, and online experiences. Facilitating and promoting communal creation and embodied learning is an integral part of my work.

I work on self-initiated projects as well as in commission for NGO‘s, activists, cultural institutions, festivals and design studios, which have been shown at Tate Modern London, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Meetfactory Prague, Graphic Design Festival Breda, Gwangju Biennale South Korea, Design Biennial Istanbul and Dutch Design Week Eindhoven.

I hold a Master‘s degree in design (Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam NL) and work as a self-employed designer since 2012. I have been a grantee of the Talent Development Stipend by the Dutch Stimuleringsfonds, was artist in residence at Open A.I.R, Plzeň and a scholarship holder at the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation in Germany. 

I have lectured at OTIS College of Art and Design Los Angeles, Blokovi Design Conference Belgrade, Checkpoints & Chokepoints Arnhem and currently teach immersive design and graphic design at DBKV ArtEZ Academy of the Arts Arnhem.