EXPERIENCES
Next to product design and unique objects, we create experiences. From hands-on team building workshops to performative interventions developed together with actors, we design situations that activate people, spaces, and ideas. These projects can be created for companies, exhibitions, institutions, or events, and are always developed on request—tailored to context, audience, and ambition.
Escaping the Office
Team building workshop
In Escaping the Office, participants work together to transform an abandoned car wreck into something entirely new. Over the course of the workshop, a group collaborates, experiments, and improvises—ending with a collective object that could become anything: a boat, a shelter, or something unexpected.
We provide the car wreck, tools, and guidance. The workshop takes place at the industrial site of Clean Tech Park Arnhem. Lunch can be arranged for an additional fee.
For availability, pricing, and customization, please contact us; info@whitenoisedada.com
Performance for TreeTek
Absurdist performance
For TreeTek, we developed a performance in which two actors, Jasper van der Pijl and Yaron Mesika, were posing as construction workers. In the middle of a dinner they spent four hours measuring, marking, and preparing an enormous beam. Time passed, intentions were suggested, actions seemed imminent but yet nothing ever truly happened.
Through repetition, delay, and anticipation, the performance subtly exposed the absurdity and quiet futility embedded in processes that appear purposeful, but never reach completion.
FORELAND
Fountain Performance
Research-based performance
As part of Foreland, a month-long research trajectory into the future of hydrogen involving designers and artists, we developed a performative finale. In this work, Charley stood atop a monumental block, pouring cans of Monster Energy into the mouths of floating sculptural faces, suspended in fluorescent green water.
The cans were crushed and discarded into the fountain, merging excess, energy, and waste into a single gesture. The performance translated complex research into a visceral, symbolic image.
Performances for SchipperBosch
End-of-year event
For the end-of-year celebration of real estate developer SchipperBosch, we created three interconnected performances reflecting corporate life with irony and exaggeration, staged across different spaces in their new Fläktgebouw in Amersfoort.
One room featured a roaring matrix printer endlessly producing the phrase “I meet, therefore I exist”, before the paper disappeared into a shredder.
In another space, a frenzied architect wandered among drawings and a model of the new building constructed from repurposed fluorescent light fixtures, later transforming into a dance floor.
The final room presented rolling screens mounted on office chair bases, each showing the same person in different video calls—embodying every irritation of digital meetings.
Together, the performances formed a playful yet critical reflection on work culture, communication, and transition.
