'The Memory of Jan Zwartendijk' is an interpretation of the 'Monument to Jan Zwartendijk', located in Kaunas, Lithuania. Using strips of dichroic glass, I created a small sculpture based on the formal language of the monument in Kaunas.
From the façade of the parking garage of Museum Naturalis, two six-meter-high, insect eyes gaze down at the world below. They are based on the compound or mosaic eye of the Meriansborstel, a Dutch moth found in the Naturalis collection and named after the 17th-century naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian.
On the façade of the apartment block 'Noorderlicht Nova' in Hoorn, next to the railway, the work SOUL is realised. Six lines of light, divided into segments of two metres each and with a total length of fifty metres, form a frieze on the second floor of the building, depicting the rhythms of daily life.
Light Field will be a beacon in the beautiful landscape of 'het Reevediep' near Kampen that catches light and wind and scatters light particles around. At the IJsselbiënnale of 2023 a test setup was presented. The work will be completed in 2025.