it's been a while

A family of streetlights is traveling around. Here they found a place to rest and present themselves in a crowded, former jail.

What was left over from my experience of this place? A reconstruction by memory a few weeks after I've worked here

An installation that boosts the appearance of Lexi the Chestnut tree.

The materials that are commonly found in a hammer are switched back and forth and, in doing so, are resulting in a strange combination

A family of lanterns converging on a roundabout up north, bringing with them the question on how they came together. In this get-together the question they ask themselves can also be asked to you:

A douglas copy of a tool that is mostly made with an steel head

A spruce copy of a tool that is mostly made with an steel head

In the last few years a couple of wooden skyscrapers were build around the world. Where as the conventional skyscrapers are mostly build with heaps of concrete and steel limbs or profiles, the new ones replaced those materials with potentially way eco-friendlier wood

A wooden H-profile.

It tried to copy a piece of a streetlight, but it isn't a streetlight.

Wooden copies of several streetlights at Kunststroming2021

The pylon placed outside, but still connected to it's sibling inside

New project space of circa...dit

The rain wets the dry soilSmells of wood and dirtOutside is sooo fine

A flipflop drifting at sea

The most viewed view of 2020. A place I worked in that's quite familiar to me