The series MALE - UMBRELLAS is about gender inequality, the position of women, and illogicality. Umbrellas in the series symbolize both the - unfortunately still prevalent - accessory-like role of many women and their importance, for instance as providers of protection. Illogical use of umbrellas in
Patterns on South French sewer covers resemble patterns of high end designer brands. In this series the fashion labels - and how they are marketed to the public - symbolize the promotion of (over)consumption and the pursuit of status. By connecting them with symbols of waste
"Men at the Zuidas” Through the integration of men within the surrounding elements of the Zuidas, this series portrays the male playground and the slick atmosphere of the Amsterdam business district, that appears to be predominantly driven by men. Dedicated efforts must be continued to enhance the
Wandering through cities is my second nature, seeking out impressions that may go unnoticed by others but that I perceive as small revelations. 'Urbane' embodies the feeling one gets in a city. The light is different there, as well as the actions and behaviors of the
Repetitive daily routines are portrayed as if behind glass windows, serving as a symbol that disruption is needed for change in favor of meaningful matters such as sustainability.
Perfectly designed French sand patterns are used to emphasize the emptiness that can arise when we fail to care for our environment.
The contrast between rushing and careful consideration, ambivalence, synthetics versus nature; is it right what we do and pursue?
Atlantic sandscapes, resembling finely woven fabrics, affect icons from the nearby fashion capital - they must both be preserved.
