Pia Jacques
info@piajacques.be
@pia.jdd
is graphic designer based in Brussels with interest in the context and history of printed matter, based on archives and other ressources.
A graphic design practice that involves...
2022
Archival Encounters
Parnassusweg 220, 09.06—12.06
Performance, Sandberg Graduation Show
F for Fact invites you to the Courtroom
Parnassusweg 220, 09.06—12.06
Exhibition booklet & signalisation with Eloïse Alliguié
In Good Company: Fortuitous Archival Encounters
Self-published and designed, stapled, 14 x 10,5 cm, 32 p., printed in silver and black on the offset press of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, with drawings by Theodora Jacobs
Available at Boekie Woekie and San Seriffe.
Sending Roots: Witloof in Transit
Research in the (hi)stories of chicory in Belgium, particularly in “witloof driehoek”, and how these have evolved. Circulation of (living) goods, people, and administrative procedures. Initiated in the context of Seasonal Neighbours.
2021
The Death of the Moth
Sandberg & Rietveld Library, 29.11—3.12
Sound-installation
Estuaries: Ways of Knowing
ARIAS, June 2021
Email exchanges and production of the zine “Estuaries: Ways of Knowing” published by Arias, Platform for Research through the Arts and Sciences
Le Paysage Ménagé — Ciel Grommen & Maximiliaan Royakkers
C-Mine, Genk Feb.—Jun. 2021
Signalisation for the brick-making and the warm bed
Open Studios F for Fact
Slotervaartziekenhuis, 10.06—13.06
Graphic design for the Open Studio Days of the master program F for Fact with Eloïse Alliguié
Room 11
Slotervaartziekenhuis, 10.06—13.06
At the Open Studios F for Fact, Presentation of P.I.A. services, Personal Annihilation Services based on (archive) destruction centres and their ecologies.
2020
FLUX
FLUX is as a way to interact with the different resources encountered and to create (place?) (space?) (territory?) a tool in which an alternative research methodoly takes form.
Deux de mes artistes préférés s'appelent Marcel — Mathieu Jacques de Dixmude
Graphic design for self-published book, 2020
2018
Exposing Shadows
Lucas School of Arts Gent, 29.06—01.07
Graduation show Lucas School of Arts Gent
In Good Company: Fortuitous Archival Encounters, 2022
Photo by Sander van Wettum, Archival Encounters, 2022
Sending Roots: Witloof in Transit — Seasonal Neighbours: Our Invisible Hands , Z33 Hasselt, 30.01—17.04.22
News
Interdisciplinary module “Rencontres d’Archives”
ENSAV La Cambre, Oct.—Jan. 2023
Initiating an interdisciplinary and collective research around the archives conserved in ENSAV La Cambre with Leroy Meyer, on the invitation of Atelier de la Typographie and Atelier de Communication Visuelle
31ème Prix de la Gravure et de l'Image imprimée
Centre de la Gravure et de l'Image Imprimée La Louvière, 29.10.22—12.03.23
Group exhibition with selected artists
Booklaunch Diepdruk – Vlakdruk – Hoogdruk – Doordruk
Frans Masereel Centrum, Kasterlee, 15.10.2022
Camille Bladt, Laura Bovsòvers-Carette, Wouter Davidts (reds.)
KB45 (Kunst in België sinds 1945, UGent)
With Leroy Meyer, research and article “De kracht van een tijdloos embleem: het logo van het Frans Masereel Centrum”
F for Fact invites you to the Courtroom
Parnassusweg 220, 09.06—12.06.2022
Sandberg Graduation show, presentation of the lecture-performance archival encounters
Project Palace, A Centenary
BOZAR, 01.04—21.07
Catalogue and signalisation of the exhibition “Project Palace curated by Wouter Davidts and BOZAR with Leroy Meyer for the Belgian Institute of Graphic Design
Booklaunch Off the Grid, Histories of Graphic Design
Design Museum Gent, 22.02.2022
Edited by Sara de Bondt, published by Occasional Papers
To mark the launch of Off the Grid: Histories of Belgian graphic design, editor Sara De Bondt invites authors and contributors to share personal highlights from the book.
Seasonal Neighbours: Our Invisible Hands
Z33 Hasselt, 30.01—17.04.22
Collective exhibition
Our Invisible Hands shows the impact of temporary labour in the agricultural sector, and the perspective of the working man in the rural landscape. Starting from the real-life reality in the field, the exhibition develops themes of rituals, boundaries, communication, identity, coming home, and the relationship between humans and plants. Seasonal labor comes and goes, and is local. How can we understand this ever-recurring migratory flow from within?
Lecture “Sending Roots: Witloof in Transit”
Faculty of Architecture and Planning,Thammasat University Bangkok, 25.10.21
Part of the collective Seasonal Neighbours
2020—current
Seasonal Neighbours is a international collective of 17 artists, designers and social scientists; All share a research methodology based on research-by-making: every member has been working as a seasonal worker in another agricultural context of Europe and processes its experiences throught artistic production and collective exchange.
Participant temporary master F for Fact
Sandberg Instituut, 2020—2022
At a time when facts are increasingly framed as fantasy, and fiction is often presented as truth, F for Fact aims to develop narratives for the present by looking at past and future representations of reality through an artistic lens.
is graphic designer based in Brussels with interest in the context and history of printed matter, based on archives and other ressources.
In between the perfectly aligned rows of books, folders, and boxes, she realises that she forgot what she was looking for.
A graphic design practice that involves...
- Initiating the Belgian Institute of Graphic Design;
- Making graphic design for friends, family and
collaborators; - Writing about encounters in archives;
- working collectively with Seasonal Neighbours;
- Giving an interdisciplinary module “Rencontres d’Archives” at ENSAV La Cambre;
- Making a Mondial chair and painting it orange;
- Working in a chicory farm in Kampenhout;
- Performing a short lecture about archival conservation;
- Researching about (Belgian) national identity;
- Making an ode to moths and Virginia Woolf;
- …
2022
Archival Encounters
Parnassusweg 220, 09.06—12.06
Performance, Sandberg Graduation Show
F for Fact invites you to the Courtroom
Parnassusweg 220, 09.06—12.06
Exhibition booklet & signalisation with Eloïse Alliguié
In Good Company: Fortuitous Archival Encounters
Self-published and designed, stapled, 14 x 10,5 cm, 32 p., printed in silver and black on the offset press of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, with drawings by Theodora Jacobs
Available at Boekie Woekie and San Seriffe.
Sending Roots: Witloof in Transit
Research in the (hi)stories of chicory in Belgium, particularly in “witloof driehoek”, and how these have evolved. Circulation of (living) goods, people, and administrative procedures. Initiated in the context of Seasonal Neighbours.
2021
The Death of the Moth
Sandberg & Rietveld Library, 29.11—3.12
Sound-installation
Estuaries: Ways of Knowing
ARIAS, June 2021
Email exchanges and production of the zine “Estuaries: Ways of Knowing” published by Arias, Platform for Research through the Arts and Sciences
Le Paysage Ménagé — Ciel Grommen & Maximiliaan Royakkers
C-Mine, Genk Feb.—Jun. 2021
Signalisation for the brick-making and the warm bed
Open Studios F for Fact
Slotervaartziekenhuis, 10.06—13.06
Graphic design for the Open Studio Days of the master program F for Fact with Eloïse Alliguié
Room 11
Slotervaartziekenhuis, 10.06—13.06
At the Open Studios F for Fact, Presentation of P.I.A. services, Personal Annihilation Services based on (archive) destruction centres and their ecologies.
2020
FLUX
FLUX is as a way to interact with the different resources encountered and to create (place?) (space?) (territory?) a tool in which an alternative research methodoly takes form.
Deux de mes artistes préférés s'appelent Marcel — Mathieu Jacques de Dixmude
Graphic design for self-published book, 2020
2018
Exposing Shadows
Lucas School of Arts Gent, 29.06—01.07
Graduation show Lucas School of Arts Gent
In Good Company: Fortuitous Archival Encounters, 2022
Photo by Sander van Wettum, Archival Encounters, 2022
Sending Roots: Witloof in Transit — Seasonal Neighbours: Our Invisible Hands , Z33 Hasselt, 30.01—17.04.22
News
Interdisciplinary module “Rencontres d’Archives”
ENSAV La Cambre, Oct.—Jan. 2023
Initiating an interdisciplinary and collective research around the archives conserved in ENSAV La Cambre with Leroy Meyer, on the invitation of Atelier de la Typographie and Atelier de Communication Visuelle
31ème Prix de la Gravure et de l'Image imprimée
Centre de la Gravure et de l'Image Imprimée La Louvière, 29.10.22—12.03.23
Group exhibition with selected artists
Booklaunch Diepdruk – Vlakdruk – Hoogdruk – Doordruk
Frans Masereel Centrum, Kasterlee, 15.10.2022
Camille Bladt, Laura Bovsòvers-Carette, Wouter Davidts (reds.)
KB45 (Kunst in België sinds 1945, UGent)
With Leroy Meyer, research and article “De kracht van een tijdloos embleem: het logo van het Frans Masereel Centrum”
F for Fact invites you to the Courtroom
Parnassusweg 220, 09.06—12.06.2022
Sandberg Graduation show, presentation of the lecture-performance archival encounters
Project Palace, A Centenary
BOZAR, 01.04—21.07
Catalogue and signalisation of the exhibition “Project Palace curated by Wouter Davidts and BOZAR with Leroy Meyer for the Belgian Institute of Graphic Design
Booklaunch Off the Grid, Histories of Graphic Design
Design Museum Gent, 22.02.2022
Edited by Sara de Bondt, published by Occasional Papers
To mark the launch of Off the Grid: Histories of Belgian graphic design, editor Sara De Bondt invites authors and contributors to share personal highlights from the book.
Seasonal Neighbours: Our Invisible Hands
Z33 Hasselt, 30.01—17.04.22
Collective exhibition
Our Invisible Hands shows the impact of temporary labour in the agricultural sector, and the perspective of the working man in the rural landscape. Starting from the real-life reality in the field, the exhibition develops themes of rituals, boundaries, communication, identity, coming home, and the relationship between humans and plants. Seasonal labor comes and goes, and is local. How can we understand this ever-recurring migratory flow from within?
Lecture “Sending Roots: Witloof in Transit”
Faculty of Architecture and Planning,Thammasat University Bangkok, 25.10.21
Part of the collective Seasonal Neighbours
2020—current
Seasonal Neighbours is a international collective of 17 artists, designers and social scientists; All share a research methodology based on research-by-making: every member has been working as a seasonal worker in another agricultural context of Europe and processes its experiences throught artistic production and collective exchange.
Participant temporary master F for Fact
Sandberg Instituut, 2020—2022
At a time when facts are increasingly framed as fantasy, and fiction is often presented as truth, F for Fact aims to develop narratives for the present by looking at past and future representations of reality through an artistic lens.