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In the Eyes of Sibylla Merian

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.

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Feniks

In the project for Poort van het Vechtdal near Zwolle at the A28, the sun functions as the only light source. Drawing on the myth of the phoenix, I address climate adaptation and renewable energy in a different, poetic way.

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Soul

On the façade of a new apartment block 'Noorderlicht Nova' in Hoorn at the railroad not far from the train station, my work SOUL is realised. Six light lines form a frieze on the second floor, depicting the rhythms of daily life.

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Light field

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.

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