holly garden

I’m Holly Zijderveld, this is my web garden. Although, on second thought, it’s very small, so maybe it’s more like an allotment or a balcony or a patio.

Most generally, I am working around themes of connection, collection, and computing, in the broadest ways you can understand these terms. I interact with these ideas through writing (poetry, fiction, & essays), publishing & editing, research, event & community organising, illustration, research, and textile. These ideas also play into my work in technical research support.

You can see what I’ve been up to in my log.

Garden opening hours:

The garden has no upcoming opening hours (aka I have no concrete events planned).

I am always helping with events at the Internet Archive Europe. You can see what’s upcoming here.

Five most recent entries:

2026 ★ Extra Terrestrial Zine Fair, hosted by XPUB at Dokhuis Rotterdam

2025 ⁂ Poetic summarisation and node-taking at Symposium Universal Language I: Human-Computer Interaction

2025 ★ Collaborative editing for Plenty is much, I’m managing

2025 ✪ Destroying This Means Tableau, Laure Prouvost p.18

2025 ✩ Technical research support, Re/Presenting Europe ~

holly garden catalogue

holly garden is not only this little place on the internet, it is also my publishing garden Standing outside of the house, organised but unruly. Things happen here together, let’s have a barbecue, let’s try to sunbathe under the apple tree. Listed below are the projects of holly garden. For now most of these are are.na links, but better documentation is coming!

001 Holly Library 002 Calling Card 003 Edges Magazine (idea pamphlet)

Talk to me

You can email me at hollyzijderveld [at] fastmail [dot] com. Find me on the Fediverse, at holly@pan.rent. You can also find me on are.na. I love to receive paper mail, if we know each other then please ask for my address.

This site can be dailed on the Internet Phone Book. Dial 20!

Everything on this page is licensed under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

leaving behind the darkness, I’m trying to wake up earlier in the morning, trying to somewhat watch the sun rise. shaking off the cobwebs, the frost keeps biting, a light blue feels most appropriate.

as of 16 February, 2026, this website is two years, two months and thirteen days old.