Livinus van de Bundt

Livinus Arie Cornelis Jan van de Bundt was born 5 March 1909 in Zeist.

[5] He enrolled at the Koninklijke Academie van Beeldende Kunsten in The Hague in 1932, but left prematurely in 1934 after a number of conflicts.

[6] During World War II Livinus van de Bundt applied his graphic skills to forge passports.

[4] Livinus' secretive luminodynamical machine, built in the 1950s from lenses, bulbs and electronic components, enabled the operator to generate color effects using a keyboard.

[1] Incomplete list of extant and lost works: Van de Bundt was awarded the 1964 Sikkens Prize for his fotopeintures.

The concrete structure of Livinus' Light Carillon , on the roof of the office building in the background, during nearby demolition work in 1997.