London International Creative Competition 2015

Dear Rudi

It is my great pleasure to inform you that your work, Icebreaker, has been selected as a shortlist for the 2015 London International Creative Competition--Congratulations!

You can view the list at: http://licc.us/en/winners.php

You can print your Winner Certificate and Winner Seal from the "Winners Services" link on your LICC member page. 

Once again, congratulations for great work!

Sincerely,
Hossein Farmani
President, LICC

 

 

International Design Awards: Gold and Honorable Mention

Dear Rudi

Congratulations! We are happy to inform you that your work has been selected as a winner in the 8th Annual International Design Awards! We will be making the public announcement tomorrow and listing all the winners on the IDA Website, but we wanted to let you know the good news right away!

In the mean time, once again we congratulate you on your win, and we look forward to seeing more of your work in the future! Thank you for your participation and support of IDA.

Sincerely,
Hannah Lillethun
IDA Program Director
www.idesignawards.com

L’INCONNUE DE LA SEINE’

At the end of the 19th century, a young girl’s lifeless body was pulled from the river Seine in Paris near the quai François Mitterrand, which was then called quai du Louvre.

As no signs of violence could be found on her, it was decided she had committed suicide, with some stories suggesting it was a case of unrequited love that prompted her death.

The drowned woman was taken to the Paris Morgue for identification. At that time it was located behind Notre-Dame, where the unknown dead were displayed for the public to see and, it was hoped, identify. The Paris Morgue was a famous institution during its time, and attracted thousands of visitors every day until  it closed in 1907. Whether the unknown young woman was publicly exhibited at the morgue is not part of the story, however it was said that her smile was so compelling to a medical assistant at the morgue that he took an impression of her face, and the great numbers of plaster casts produced and sold came from this unknown young woman’s death mask.

Her delicate beauty became popular with artists and inspired visual and written works of art.

Courtesy: www.davinciinitiative.org

2 Bargue drawings

Brutus

on Swedish television!

http://www.svtplay.se/video/2641318/sverige/sverige-sasong-12-avsnitt-3

Home II

Cosy living room

Home

Himmel over Örgryte

Stue

God morn

Svensk høst

Obelix

Opp

Nifst

Rust

Vann

Imp

Rose

Göteborg

Neptunus

Sater's arse

Solar winds

Northern lights over Vengsøya

Exhibition ICE, Het Getouw, Mol, Belgium

Beelden uit het hoge noorden

Mollenaar Rudi Caeyers verhuisde 15 jaar geleden naar Noorwegen. Hij werkt er momenteel aan de universiteit van Tromsø als fotograaf en grafisch ontwerper. In 2007 nam hij voor het eerst deel aan een wetenschappelijke expeditie naar het poolgebied. Het was de start van een hele reeks expedities rond Groenland en Spitsbergen. Rudi kwam terug met prachtige foto’s van smeltend ijs, verre horizonten en mooie fauna en flora. Zijn beelden worden o.m. gebruikt voor wetenschappelijke studies. Een selectie is te zien in de exporuimte van ’t Getouw.

Openingsuren: De tentoonstelling loopt van maandag 13 januari tem zondag 9 februari:
Ma-vrij 9 tot 16 uur, za 10 tot 16 uur, zo 14 tot 17 uur

http://www.getouw.be/voorstelling/3638/ice--rudi-caeyers

Svalbard Life book review

Review of Svalbard life, by Paul Wassmann & Rudi Caeyers (2013). Trondheim: Akademika Publishing. 348 pp.
ISBN 978-82-321-0211-2.

The author, Paul Wassmann, is a professor of marine biology at the University of Tromsø, and the designer, Rudi Caeyers, is a photographer and graphic designer at the same university. Svalbard life is a generously illustrated coffee-table book on the Svalbard Archipelago and surrounding seas.
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http://www.polarresearch.net/index.php/polar/rt/printerFriendly/23400/html

Arctic night

Sailing through the Arctic night.
Current position: 80º57.61296, 19º58.61807

Arctic moon

A promise of light

Wedge of moonlight

10 days off to Svalbard

On board F/F Helmer Hanssen, with section Arctic and Marine Biology, BFE-faculty, Arctic University of Norway. Into the ice, and the black polar night...

Hunting humpback whales and orca's

At Vengsøyfjord: 69°48'8.63"N -  18°27'45.29"
We shot only pictures - of course.

Captain Rikardsen

Looking out for whales on Vengsøyfjord

Humpback whales feeding on herring

Lazy humpback whale floating about, completely stuffed with herring

Humpback whale's head

Humpback whale's tail

Humpback whale's tail, with whaler in background (inactive!)

Two humpback whales

Humpback whale diving

Orca, or killer whale.

Very smart and curious creatures

Moon over Vengsøyfjord

Hunting the Northern lights on Musvær

69°52'38.17"N -  18°34'46.02"E

North Norwegian summer II

Rostavann

Belgian newspaper blogs about our book

"These are the experts on the Polar region"
(Article in Dutch)

Dissemination Award 2013

For several years now, Rudi Caeyers has helped our scientists with their publishing needs and our faculty with presenting its scientific activities to the world through high quality design. Last year, Rudi was co-editor and author of the book "Svalbard Life". This book got good feedback and was met with enthousiasm, both in Norway and abroad.
With its beautiful design, the book invites you to explore many facets of Svalbard: its culture, history, flora, fauna and climate. 
The pictures are brilliant, the layout inviting and the English texts are well written. It is definitely the right book for those who wish to learn more about our beautiful Arctic islands.
Rudi's work has hereby contributed considerably to the dissemination effort of our faculty and increased its status.

Edel O. Elvevoll, dean & Terje Aspen, director
Faculty for Biosciences, Fisheries and Economics
University of Tromsø

North Norwegian summer I

Rostavann, 24ºC