Me – Dyon Kaleuwee

[KÁ•LÛ•WÉ]

ⁱLazy Summary: Slightly satirical jr. creative director, who loves film, graduating at the Willem de Kooning Academy.

^Experience2020
Jr. Creative – N=5
Amsterdam
2019
Intern – FAMOUSGREY
Brussels

Dyon Kaleuwee is a multi-disciplinary, aspiring— yeah, you don’t believe that either do you? We both know it’s me writing this. That’s just your luck, since I am not that fond of writing about myself.

^Education2019
Film – SVA
New York
2016-2020
Advertising – WdKA
Rotterdam

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“I could tell you a lot, but it’s not, in a gentleman’s code.^“As Sinatra put it in the song one for my baby (1947), I truly believe that a man should not talk about himself too much. You see, I wasn’t going to be objective anyway.

^Teamreadymade.work
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Furthermore, I form a team together with my resourceful friend: Ersem Ercil. We share the exact same values when it comes to work, and even more important than that, we share the same humour. Believe me, it gets lightheartedly dark. More about us

^HonorsClick on the name to see the work.

2019
Best 24 young creatives | Young Dogs (24h pitch) – Selection
Ads of the World | Hero Department – Publication
2018
NRC Charity Awards | It Might Look OK – Public Choice Award

[KÁ•LÛ•WÉ]

Dyon Kaleuwee is a multi-disciplinary, aspiring— yeah, you don’t believe that either do you? We both know it’s me writing this. That’s just your luck, since I am not that fond of writing about myself.

“I could tell you a lot, but it’s not, in a gentleman’s code.“As Sinatra put it in the song one for my baby (1947), I truly believe that a man should not talk about himself too much. You see, I wasn’t going to be objective anyway.

Furthermore, I form a team together with my resourceful friend: Ersem Ercil. We share the exact same values when it comes to work, and even more important than that, we share the same humour. Believe me, it gets lightheartedly dark. More about us

“I could tell you a lot, but it’s not, in a gentleman’s code.^“As Sinatra put it in the song one for my baby (1947), I truly believe that a man should not talk about himself too much. You see, I wasn’t going to be objective anyway.