»Even in the rather anarchistic world of the Conradstraat, Job had the reputation of being a weirdo. He was certainly strange and above all a survivor, yet there was nothing the least tragic about him. His way of carrying on betokened a certain kind of innocence; and for this reason he was in my eyes one of the most authentic artists among the inhabitants of Conradstraat. But he had for me a special fascination because he was so utterly unworldly, evidently attaching no significance whatever to ambition, success or even money. Job apparently lived beyond awareness of time and space yet he seemed to see something in stones and wood that no one else saw.«
– Rosemarie Blank

In 1988 Rosemarie Blank met a quietly eccentric man who lived in the occupied Conradstraat in Amsterdam. More than 100 squatters lived there, mostly artists. After the Conradstraat was dramatically cleared by the police, the squatters left. Only Job stayed behind as if nothing had happened. After the buildings were pulled down, he survived under the most bizarre conditions, apparently oblivious to time and space. One day he left and was never seen again.

Film Programme Urban Landscapes