/ Aimee Baars
de muur op BK-één
als een steeg getagd
vandalen met smaak
een grijs gebied van claim en fame
hierarchie, hierarchie aan de wand
letterformaat bepaalt hier stand
de groten aan kop
r van rem, b van ben
groot als mijn kop in de maak
zo droom ik dag
over het belang
van mijn naam in plakletters
op behang
hoe maak ik waar?
hoe maak ik na(am)?
Before we bow our heads completely to the editors of Bnieuws 53, we thought we would take a moment to peek behind the curtain on a few hilarious moments while working on last year's periodical. From reviving the special, smaller format with illustrated postcards of the late Robert Venturi, we became more experimental. We even published a collection of essays that no one singular person would be able to read without the aid of Google Translate.
However, we only have the space to tell one story, the story behind perhaps the most confusing thing Bnieuws has ever attempted: #toiletwatch2k19, a complete and detailed analysis of every toilet at BK City.
We all have one, we all use them increasingly more to knit our lives together, to the extent that their absence is becoming life changing. Our phones are the portals through which we focus our communication more and more each day. While there are negatives about our reliance on and our use of these devices, the positives of outweigh them given their power to inform us. I specifically refer to the iPhone in my case because not only has it revolutionised the way in which I have been able to work in my life, it was the device that fuelled the innovation in the use of glass that I have been a contributor to.
