Rotating camera
Video Paul Wiegerinck, 2007. A video wih the camera attached to rotating objects like a bicycle wheel, a ceiling ventilator and otherrs.
Concrete garden 2
Paul Wiegerinck, 2010 No sound. Played on a Dropstuff screen in the hall of Central station The Hague during the summer of 2011.
Traces.
Paul Wiegerinck, video 2011. Traces from the workspaces from former printer Voortvaren just before it was closed down, The Hague .
Seen from doors.
The Hague, seen from doors of transformer stations. Maart 2006, artist: Paul Wiegerinck. Short version 3 minutes. Full version 57 minutes (over 300 doors). With logistic and financial support from Stroom The Hague and Eneco BV Rotterdam.
Netwerken
Paul Wiegerinck, Artis, Den Bosch, 1999. Programma korte en experimentele films.
Projection.
Paul Wiegerinck, study.
Veelvlak.
Video shot in1991 in the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, edited in 2008. Paul Wiegerinck and Bob Lens. Played at Blago Bung no.2, at the Emily Harvey Foundation, New York. Curated by Michel Collet and Patrice Lerochereuil.
Self (blood).
Video installation about yourself. October 2009, at the cinema of the Spanjaardshof, The Hague. Artists: Jolanda Jansen and Paul Wiegerinck.
Hong Kong Leader 5
Paul Wiegerinck, 2009. From a series of 10.
Waterwand.
Paul Wiegerinck and Bob Lens, 2011.
De digitale mens.
Exhibition organized by Stroom, The Hague, Haagse Kunstkring, contribution Paul Wiegerinck, 2002.
Vide.
Video shot in the The Hague Gemeentemuseum in 1991, edited in 2009. Paul Wiegerinck and Bob Lens.
A moving spot in the garden.
Paul Wiegerinck, 1996. Thanks to Stroom, The Hague.
Concrete garden 1.
A video fragment shot at the The Hague Gemeentemuseum in 1990, edited in 2009. Paul Wiegerinck and Bob Lens.
Zenith festival, The Hague.
On may 15 2008 during the Zenith festival in the Paleiskerk in The Hague, two Shostakovich pieces were performed live, together with live video projections by Paul wiegerinck, a Dutch visual artist. Thanks to Marlijn Helder.
Green/Yellow.
Paul Wiegerinck and Bob Lens 2010.