The series Frozen in Time consists of eight works of 10x10cm and were specifically made for the annual exhibition in Carla Bayle. The photos used for this series were found in a thrown away photo album. Apparently nobody thought these were important enough to be cherished. These photos, taken with...
A series of miniatures (10 x 10 cm), titled the Dream. A vintage photograph is cut and pasted on a watercolour in a completely different composition. As in a dream where one recognizes the various parts but does not quite know how they are connected to one another. Did the...
The series Time Trap consists of seven paintings in mixed media. A found vintage photograph is cut and combined with a new painting, some of the paint even slips on top of the photo. Memories, lost and grey, are taken over by colour and new life. What will remain of...
installation constructed with wooden poles, mirrors and photograph on textile – H300 W245 L245 – first on exhibit at Kadmium Delft, February 2015
installation with vintage photographs, wallpaper and photo frames – first on exhibit in Koel310, Alkmaar, January 2015
site-specific interactive installation with two desks, coloured paper and folded airplanes – first on exhibit in Fortress Abcoude, September 2013
light object with moving text – first on exhibit in Brøndby Strand, Denmark in 2012
installation with balloons, clothesline and -pins – first on exhibit at KABK Den Haag, June 2010
interactive sculpture with flashing text – This “information pole” invites the visitor to satisfy his thirst for news by pushing a button next to the screen. A text will then be flashed and the image will stay stuck on the retina of the viewer to be pondered upon. First on...
installation with table, tablecloth and balloons inside glass cake stand – first on exhibit at KABK, 2010
sculpture with balloons in metal cage – first on exhibit at KABK Den Haag, June 2010
site-specific installation with wallpaper and chairs – first on exhibit in Delft, March 2008 During the group exhibition “Watching You!” in Alkmaar in 2011 “All Clear” was again on exhibit
