Website for CADES, Master of Cultures and Development Studies at the KU Leuven University ^(BE).
Design and development: Wies Hermans.
> www.cades.be

Website for the German playwright and theatre director Falk Richter.
Design and development: Wies Hermans. > www.falkrichter.com

Theatre poster for fABULEUS
Photo: Amaury Avermaete, design: Wies Hermans.

Website about dance education – based on a research project by Dafne Maes.
Design and development: Wies Hermans. > www.dansendansen.be

Poster for the Brussels Jazz Orchestra – Photo: mjb408, design: Wies Hermans.

Theatre poster for fABULEUS
Photo: Hans van der Meer, design: Wies Hermans.

Theatre poster for fABULEUS
Photo: Amaury Avermaete, design: Wies Hermans.

Website for the Rotterdam-based design label Sweatshop Deluxe. Design and development: Wies Hermans in collaboration with Nick Mattan. > www.sweatshopdeluxe.com

Theatre poster for fABULEUS
Photo: Amaury Avermaete, design: Wies Hermans in collaboration with Nick Mattan.

Website for the Brussels-based theatre company Needcompany/Jan Lauwers. Design: Wies Hermans and Bram Smeyers. Development: Wies Hermans. > www.needcompany.org

> www.sarahvanhee.com

For Step 16 of Reykjavík Runs Us - a social media experiment about the Reykjavík Marathon, Wies Hermans made an important public service game to highlight an unusual feature of Reykjavík swimming pools.
> www.reykjavikruns.us

Have a look behind the scenes.

An installation by Ief Spincemaille in collaboration with Wies Hermans. Starting from a childhood memory, Behind The Horizon wants to visualize the bending of the Earth. It is an attempt to look behind the horizon with a 10.832 km long tube. This tube was carried by 310 volunteers at the Belgian Coast on the 14th of May 2010. The middle of this tube is resting on the ground. Five km to the left and 5 km to the right of this center point, the tube is already 229 cm removed from the earth's surface. A straight tube hanging above a convex earth. A clearly visible and comprehensible image of the bending of the planet. More information on www.iefspincemaille.com

By Mette and Wies Hermans.

Website for the Brussels/Berlin-based dance company – Design and development: Wies Hermans
> www.damagedgoods.be

Website for Breda's Museum (Netherlands) – Design and development: Wies Hermans
> www.breda-museum.nl

Buttons for the Leuven-based art organisation Artforum. Thanks to Mettehond.

Three workshop brochures for Artforum (Leuven).

> www.annassteen.com

Theatre poster for Randi De Vlieghe's performance produced by fABULEUS/Moldavië.
Photograph and design: Clara and Wies Hermans.

Design: Wies Hermans in collaboration with Sanne van den Oord

Flyer for the fABULEUS production by MennoMichielJozef. Concept and design: Clara en Wies Hermans. Printed on paper found in an abandoned warehouse.

Website for the Dutch theater academy Toneelacademie Maastricht.
Design and development: Wies Hermans.
> www.toneelacademie.nl

Theatre poster for the fABULEUS performance by Dirk De Lathauwer.
Photograph and design: Clara and Wies Hermans.

Website for Werktank, an art organisation for new and old media. The Werktank is a bastard child of the Filmfabriek, mutated into a fully new lifeform. Design and development: Wies Hermans.
> www.werktank.org

Poster for the fABULEUS dance performance by Andros Zins-Browne.
Photograph: David Bergé, design: Wies Hermans.

Interactive educational modules as part of the exhibition "Songo" in the Afrika Museum, Nijmegen (Netherlands) — a project by Ann Cassiman. The module was remade in 2011 for the opening of the MAS museum in Antwerp (Belgium). Design and development modules: Ief Spincemaille. Graphic design and interactive software: Wies Hermans.

Website for interior architects/designers Cindy Tirry and Tom Callebaut.
Design and development: Wies Hermans.
> www.tcct.be

Website voor the Leuven-based theatre company fABULEUS. Design and development: Wies Hermans.
> www.fabuleus.be

Poster design for the fABULEUS performance by Natascha Pire and Dirk De Lathauwer.
Photography: Clara Hermans, design: Wies Hermans.

Short film based on a medieval poem for Chagrin d'Amour, a Behoud de Begeerte production (Antwerp).
Music: Angel (Eric Sleichim, BL!NDMAN) - bariton sax and electronics
Images: Kurt d'Haeseleer, text animations and editing: Wies Hermans.

For the project O Parleur by kleinVerhaal, an interactive phone booth was built. De booth travelled through 10 neighborhoods in Bruges (Belgium). The recorded conversations were then collected and presented into sound landscapes on the website. Concept and development phone booth: Kurt d'Haeseleer. Coding MAX software for the phone booth and design/development website: Wies Hermans. > www.oparleur.be

Theatre poster for the fABULEUS performance by Carl von Winckelmann.
Photography: Clara Hermans, design: Wies Hermans.

Poster and flyer for the Lapzus production Hierna komt het by Filip Bilsen and Frauke Depreitere. Photography: Clara Hermans, design: Wies Hermans.

De theatre production WeUsAll by Sarah Vanhee was performed in Amsterdam in May and September 2009.
Wies Hermans and Ief Spincemaille designed the stage and video installation. A huge shiny black screen fills the stage. At first, the screen hangs in the back of the space, and during 35 minutes, it moves slowly towards the audience, almost unnoticeably. The text that is projected is meticulously manipulated, with subtle rhythmical and graphical changes.

"Waanzinnige avonturen heb ik beleefd, terwijl de zinnetjes blijven oplichten op het scherm dat dichterbij komt en spiegelt en steeds dichterbij komt, net zolang tot we in onze eigen ziel kijken." - Lex Bohlmeijer

More information on Vanhee's website. Fotos © Anna van Kooij

Two flyers for fABULEUS (Leuven). Design: Wies Hermans.

Poster design for the fABULEUS production by Jef Van gestel and Karolien Verlinden. Photography: Clara Hermans, design: Wies Hermans.

365 drawings, posted one a day in 2005. Each drawing is based on a name. The blog and webshop were featured on national radio and HUMO magazine.

Business cards for the Rotterdam-based theatre company Ro Theater.

Short film based on a text by Peter Verhelst for Saint-Amour, a Behoud de Begeerte production (Antwerp). Images: Kurt d'Haeseleer, text animation: Wies Hermans.

Ecce Homo is a performance/concert by Zefiro Torna, Ief Spincemaille and Wies Hermans.
More information: > www.zefirotorna.be

Logo design for the Leuven-based art organisation Artforum. By Wies Hermans in collaboration with Marleen Marien.

Poster design for the Proust theatre series by Guy Cassiers (Ro Theater, Rotterdam). By Wies Hermans, Kurt d'Haeseleer and Peter Missotten (De Filmfabriek).

Website voor the Antwerp-based theatre company Laika. Design: Wies Hermans and Bram Smeyers. Development: Wies Hermans in collaboration with Patriek Desplenter. > www.laika.be

Concept, design and development: Alfa Rós Pétursdóttir, Barbara Inga Albertsdóttir and Wies Hermans - at Rauðasandur Festival.

Website for Kraak!, a project by Artforum about design and architecture for kids between 9 and 12.
Design and development: Wies Hermans. > www.kraakkraak.be

Website voor the Antwerp-based dance company for toddlers Nat Gras. Design and development: Wies Hermans
> www.natgras.be

Online time tracking and planning application for Aorta (Ghent). Development: Wies Hermans. Design: Patriek Desplenter.

Website for art organisation Artforum (Leuven). Design and development: Wies Hermans.
> www.artforumvzw.be

For the Rotterdam-based theatre company Ro Theater. Photography: Kurt d'Haeseleer and Peter Missotten (De Filmfabriek). Design: Wies Hermans

Business cards for the artists collective De Filmfabriek.

The Woman who Walked into Doors is an opera for soprano, actress and video screen. The main role is played by a singer and an actress, the other characters are represented by text animations on the huge video screen. The screen acts as a window to the outside world. But also as a full partner, as an antagonist of the actors. The personality and behaviour of each character is translated into text layout and animation. An application was developed to control the animations live during the opera.

"Een ijzersterke voorstelling. Als opera een synthese van verschillende kunsten is, dan blijkt dit zeker uit The Woman Who Walked into Doors, waarin theater, muziek, literatuur en beeld gelijkwaardige ingrediënten zijn" - (De Standaard).

Directed by Guy Cassiers. Stage design by Peter Missotten, Kurt d'Haeseleer and Marc Warning. Text animation and coding by Wies Hermans. Produced by Ro Theatre and Het muziek Lod.

Watch the Canvas review on YouTube.

Intimate game — master project. Design and development: Wies Hermans.

Poster design sketches. Photography by Kurt d'Haeseleer and Peter Missotten (De Filmfabriek). Design by Wies Hermans.

Concept, design and development: Wies Hermans.