Work

Peace of mind, 2022

70 x 70 x 1,5 cm

Cement and leather

No title, 2022

50 x 50 cm

Cement, pvc, golden paint

No title, 2022

17 x 17 x 1 cm

Cement, golden paint, pvc

Water and Sun, 2022

Cement, waste.

17 x 17 x 1,5 cm

Spring, 2022

Cement, carton, tulle fabric

17 x 17 x 1,5 cm

Into the woods, 2021

Cement, pvc, polyetheen, fruit bags and paper

17 x 17 x 1 cm ( 6 tiles )

Isolation, 2021

Cement and paper waste

17 x 75 x 1 cm

Not all that glitters is gold, 2021

Cement and golden paint

17 x 75 x 1 cm

No title, 2021

Cement and waste

17 x 17 x 1 cm each tile

One of two, 2021

Cement and leather waste

17 x 17 x 1,5 cm each tile ( 2 tiles in total )

Diptych Pentecote, 2021

Cement, pvc, polyetheen and tulle fabric

17 x 17 x 1,5 cm each tile ( 2 tiles in total )

Corona serie: First semester 2020

My work in corona time is very diverse. I could not have imagined when corona first began to have an impact that the situation would last so long. During the first  lock-down my work was full of irony and cheerfulness. This cheerfulness emerged from the virus itself, which had found a suitable place to grow. The circles simulated the virus itself, cheerfully reproducing. I have never created work as  intensively as this. There were many hours to be filled, therefore this was the reason I could made so many  ‘circles’. There could never be enough, there was nothing else to do than walk in the woods or sit at home.

Mourning II, 2020

Cement and leather waste.

17 x 17 x 1,5 cm

Mourning I, 2020

Cement and leather waste

17 x 17 x 1,5 cm

The pandemic took over and the TV images of extra freezer units to store dead bodies had a major impact on me.

Hapiness, 2020

Tulle fabric, pvc waste and fruit bags on acrylic frame

50 x 70 x 10 cm

Spring, 2020

Tulle fabric, waste and fruit bags on acrylic frame

40 x 50 x 10 cm