Studio in 's-Hertogenbosch
Untitled - 1990 - 168 cm. hoog - cast white concrete, in the collection of ABN AMRO
TreeTrunk, 1989, 225 cm. tall, cast in concrete, made for an exhibition in Schijndel, now in a private collection in Echt
Studio view 1993, sculptures casted in concrete max. 130 cm. tall, one photograph mounted on alluminium 127 x 88 cm.
Watchman, 130 cm. tall, casted in bronze, now in a private collection in Leuven, Belgium
Which 1995, 130 cm. tall, casted in coloured conrete, mask is in bronze, now in a private collection in Ravenstein
Which 1995, 130 cm. tall, casted in coloured conrete, mask is in bronze
Which 1995, 130 cm. tall, casted in coloured conrete, back side - now in a private collection in Ravenstein
Venus in the depth of my thoughts, 1995, 130 cm. tall, coloured concrete, collection Dutch Bank
Studio view 1993
Vaze and Sundaychild, 1997, 170 cm. tall (vaze), both ceramics, vaze in Henk Visch collection in Eindhoven
Sundaychild 110 cm. tall, 1997, ceramics (to be casted in iron lateron), own collection
Follow the yellow brick road, 1998, 30 x 20 x 15 cm. bronze
Untitled, 1998, casted twice in coloured concrete, in private collections
I'll gently take your hand, 1998, 250 cm. length, plast casting, was destroyed after an exhibtion outside
Chantant, 1997, 168 cm. tall, ceramic,. glazed
View in the studio/presentation at the European Ceramic Work Centre, 's-Hertogenbosch
Untitled - 1997, 50 cm. tall, ceramics, yellow glaze
After working in Cincinnati (1989) for Ted Rosenthal, I lived and worked in an 'declared unlivable' farm in Lanaken. When I started teaching in Heeswijk in Noord Brabant I found a studio closer to my job. Housed in De Melkfabriek, a former dairy factory, squatted at that time, I experienced a free space, connected to open spirits. Hardly heating in winter, many broken windows, basic living. In 1997 I started a residency at the European Ceramic Work Centre, the cermamic sculptures you see at this page, were created there.
