FUNCTIONAL  Formwork no.1  
Formwork no.2
Caverns
Spoiler
 
Being Emphasised
State of Transition (sofa)   
State of Transition (wall pieces)

SPATIAL  
The sound of feet looking
Where do Shapes begin 
Vfjoee no.1 | no.2 
Flying rocks & Landing birds
Directions are not always leading 
Everything is Editable
While Watching
Fitfully Still

ON LOCATION  
Sweden – Stockholm – Various Volumes
Belgium – AAW 
Portugal – Form language of the missing
Italy – Sculpting notions of Stone
France – Poem of Destructive waters
Austria – Temporarily Impressed


SCULPTURAL  
Somewhere in Particular
Still Somewhere in between
Mies - Parallel Equivalent No.1
Lina - Parallel Equivalent No.2
Elongated Location
Pyramid – A Horizontal Act  
Considered to be Coincidence

OTHER  
Temporarily Impressed
Candy City (Book)
Back Stage On Stage
Desired to Dream
Collages  


PHOTOGRAPHY  

Ongoing image archive




Still somewhere in between


Exhibited in the Van Nelle Factory during Art Rotterdam 2022

[... The hills were sculptures; the roads defined the form. Above all, there was the sensation of moving physically over the contours of fulnesses and concavities, through hollows and over peaks – feeling, touching, through mind and hand and eye. ...]
Barbara Hepworth

Asphalt - A line - An etching on geographical scale - A composite rock - somewhere between solidiefied and the constant alteration to circomstances.


guided by void rather then structure 




Stacking considered a vertical act ?

Crawling within the city and far beyond that fullness. A material designed as an additional tool to express perpetual movement as a common ground.

Exhibited in the Van Nelle Factory during Art Rotterdam 2022


 

In this series of objects, the composite stone asphalt is proposed as a principle, suggesting to view it as a zero-line. A semi-solidified division of ascending and descending human additional structures.
A slowly bending material as an effect. A substance consisting out of raw matter extracted far from deep terrestrial layers. An embodiment of the globe itself.

Year:     2021
Material:    Asphalt
Technique:     bending with gravity

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