Greek mythology is based on the theme of the Wind Gods. A rich heritage, inspired by gods and heroes, that has had a major influence on Western culture. The wind gods were always depicted horizontally and flyingly
This theme consists of five cocoons. The cocoon stands for safety and security. Phased and structured growth and development takes place and it offers protection.
The cocoon starts wide, but ends as a circle. The circle symbolizes enlightenment, protection and a change for the better.
This theme consists of 12 circles. Every circle has a different shape.
They are all made out of pink alabaster.
Depending on the incidence of light and the light intensity, alabaster gives a different colour. All images have the title ‘circle’, but in different European languages.
The drop in this theme is greatly magnified. A drop is puny and powerful at the same time, both positive and negative, breaking and harmonic in various forms, contexts and forms. The drops are made out of alabaster and have a stainless steel base.
The "Heads" theme has been completed.
Alabaster, serpentine and soapstone heads. Just a head? A wayward person? A leader? A king on a coin?
I have made both realistic and figurative heads.
The line is so simple, but powerful as well. A line can suggest an entire imagination. Lines form the basis of compositions in the visual arts. In this theme I play with lines in different kinds of stone.
Robert Heindel's painting "Five dancers San Francisco" inspired me to the theme dance. I have abstracted the dance into graceful movements. I want to show this in a stylized way in my images. The title of each image is always a concept from dance.
