Slava Ukraini
Pride Choir
Corona Corso
Rederij Lampedusa
Totems
Ondiep
Bijlmer Hammam
Halbe
MyPolarIce
The Invention of the Sex Doll
Wietkaas
Allah®
The Geert Wilders
My Boyfriend Went To Afghanistan...
Made in China
No Title
First Man Online
CrisisConsult
The Million Dollar Building
- About

Bio:

Teun Castelein (1980) is an artist known for a wide range of entrepreneurial adventures. He calls himself a 'one-man conglomerate' operating from the city of Amsterdam with the ambition of overtaking the world. With his projects he researches and questions the functioning of the free market and the chances of survival for the artistic and humanistic.

Castelein graduated from the Sandberg Institute (MA program of the Gerrit Rietveld Academy) in 2007 with offering advertising space on the façade of the institute. Subsequently he brewed the political beer ‘Halbe’, trademarked ‘Allah’, recycled chewing gum, started a shipping company with former boat refugees and sold original pieces of polar ice.

His work is widely covered by national and international media. For his shipping company 'Rederij Lampedusa' he received the Peace Pigeon at International Peace Day 2017. Castelein was nominated 'citizen of the year 2016' by the municipality of Amsterdam.
As a tutor he has developed programs and practices at the Willem de Kooning Academy, Design Academy Eindhoven and Sandberg Institute on topics like branding, social design and social dreaming.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic Castelein currently performs flower parades with colleague artist Sasja Strengholt.
He is also a member of pop rock collective 'The Geert Wilders’.

Contact:

Mail can be sent to teun@teun.nu for any questions, recommendations, complaints, love-notes et cetera.
If urgent call +31 (6) 588 999 66.

Photo by Jorgen Karis.

"Onuitputtelijke multi-ondernemer"
Jessica Numann - Telegraaf
"De businessmodellen die hij uitwerkt, maken vaak een nogal schrijnende werkelijkheid zichtbaar."
Evelien Lindeboom - Financieel Dagblad
"Teun Castelein laat kunst en werkelijkheid vervloeien."
Joyce Roodnat - NRC Handelsblad