Work in Progress (BerlinerDome)

This is a first cutout in a series of 4 beautifull buildings I'll be making in the coming months. The Decay-series will take a bit longer then I expected, so you have to wait a bit longer for that to be completed.

Staircase

Commission for housing association Portaal
Concrete staircase: 80 cm high, 280 cm wide

Mantelzorg@Work

People who look after an ill, frail or disabled family member, friend or partner in combination with their work, have little time for themselves. This type of volunteer aid never stops; it is 24/7. We should be proud of these working caretakers. This time-lapse video is part of the Dutch volunteer aid campaign called Mantelzorg@work. The aim of the campaign is to communicate more knowledge for this combination of people doing a daily job and providing unpaid care for relatives or friends. This way, we want to create familiarity and discussion about the subject among employees, in order to convince employers to create a solution for their caring workers. http://www.werkenmantelzorg.nl

Collaborative project: Lensink van Berkel Communications, Raadgever en Partners, Networks Unlimited

Decay part one

Part one in a series of three inspired by the theme 'Decay'
wooden panel: 55 cm wide, 40 cm high

Commission Roelof Pot

Exchange-commission with photographer Roelof Pot
wooden panel: 120 x 120 cm

The Lord's Love

Not to long ago there was a heated argument in the Netherlands about a certain poster portraying a young female in a bikini which was believed to be degrading and offencive towards women. About 2 weeks ago I saw a lot of religious posters in one of the largest trainstations in the Netherlands depicting a passage from the Bible, which struck a nerve...

...Loosely translated the text reads: I'am THE light of the world. Who follows ME will never wander in darkness, but live in the light.
canvas: 50 cm wide, 70 cm high

On a personal note: I want to congratulate the person who only took down the canvas and left the plack in the lower right corner behind, with being the new owner of my work. Please treat it with respect.

Running Horse

Eadweard Muybridge (April 9, 1830 – May 8, 1904) was an English-born photographer, known primarily for his early use of multiple cameras to capture motion, and his zoopraxiscope, a device for projecting motion pictures that pre-dated celluloid film strip still used today.

Light Criticism by GRL