• FURNACE1/DARKWOOD (2025)

    1200x200cm (flat) / 6,92m2 (floor space), upcycled root tarp, sand, acrylic paint, wood, wires, digital projection. Part of ARTEFACTS series.

    An empty furnace awaiting fire. Portable, it is rolled out, unfolded, hung up and set alight in places wishing to accomodate it, and the roar that comes when it is activated by ritual. It is transported from place to place like a travelling circus, searching for materia to dissolve and coagulate.

    For those wishing to cross paths: https://athanor.one

    EXHIBITION HISTORY

    GRAW (2025)
    C3-Studios, Rotterdam

    Geel Blauw Land (2025)
    Kunstgarage Franx, Zoetemeer

    Living Intentionally (2025)
    Nul Zes, Eindhoven

    Ears to the Ground – MA Graduation Show (2025)
    Clublokaal, Breda

    TNT (2025)
    160K, Rotterdam

    Athanor (2025)
    Koda, Schiedam

  • IDOL_1 (2023)

    Upcycled synthetic materials, LED light, bolts, ratchet strap, 45×250x45cm. Idol was commissioned for, and displayed during at the Motel Mozaique festival in 2023.

    EXHIBITION HISTORY

    MOMO FESTIVAL (2023)
    Curation: Nikki Georgiou
    Arminius Church, Rotterdam

    Re-build (2023)
    Curation: Nart Ozel, Samyuktha “Sam” Rajagopal
    Featuring works by: Brody van Muijden, Geertje Brandenburg, Niya Tsenkova, Sakhi, Jochem Mestriner, Joseph Thabang Palframan
    De Hillevliet, Rotterdam

    IN PROGRESS; IN SITU (2023)
    Curation: Borbala Magdolna Pal
    Featuring works by: Tyler Chan, Sina Dyks, Gaetan Langlois-Meurinne, Luvtoshima, Sunhyo Mast, Marysia Swietlicka
    Baanhof, Rotterdam


  • DARK_WOOD (2023 – ONGOING)

    Interactive video game installation featuring charcoal works on various sizes, Raspberry Pi, CRT monitor, headphones, keyboard, cables, desk, chair and display case. Part of the Dark Wood series.

    Funded by Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie
    Musical score by Tino Theqvist

    EXHIBITION HISTORY

    Troubled Waters (2025)
    Werkwarenhuis, Den Bosch

  • ARCHIVIST_1.0 (2023)

    Assemblage, filing cabinet, computer, software, plastic, servo motors, CRT monitor (4:3), dot-matrix printer, 1000 pages continuous 90 grs paper, 135x45x125cm.

    Archivist 1.0 was commissioned for the IMPAKT festival in 2024. The interactive art installation examining the relationship between time, technology, and human presence, through the exploration of the concept of ruins, metaphysics, and our evolving digital culture. It melds the physical and digital, using an autonomous system to search for and capture visages of everyone that appears in front of it and transforming them into binary data that’s then printed onto a 300 meter long scroll of paper.

    EXHIBITION HISTORY

    INCUBATOR (2024)
    Curation: Boris Gunst, Feodora Ratsiborinskaya
    Documentation: Sil Munik
    Kunstkerk, Dordtrecht

    IMPAKT Festival (2023)
    Curation: Ezgi Aktug, Merit Zimmermann
    Stadsklooster, Utrecht

  • OVATION (2022)

    Acrylic on cast fiberglass and resin sculpture.

    Heart Work Heroes is the largest open-air exhibition of healthcare in the Netherlands, featuring over 41 statues adorned by local artists, scattered throughout Rotterdam. The exhibition seeks to show appreciation for healthcare workers in a positive and colorful way. The design ‘Ovation’, which won an art competition, was placed in a guest spot for an emerging artist and was shown from the 18th of May through the 27th of June 2022 at Schouwburgplein in Rotterdam.

    Unfortunately, riots following a Feyenoord football match damaged the artwork. In September, it was readjusted during a live-paint session at Erasmus MC in Rotterdam. The artwork was auctioned off in October and sold to the municipality of Rotterdam, where it now resides in the Timmerhuis building.

    EXHIBITION HISTORY

    Heart Work Heroes (2022)
    With works by: Atelier van Lieshout, Iwan Smit, Barbara Helmer, Tymon de Laat, Clemens Briels, Joni Kling, Robert Rost, Ahmed Aboutaleb & the children from Bloemhof, Pietra Ligura & Ted Langenbach, Marcel Labrie, Vera Nederlof, Kiatisak Sukantha, Assadawut, AAA Fresh, Jenn Lärche, Beverwaard, Supisara Chotika, Kinderparadijs, Julia Tomecka, Robert van der Kroft, Nuttawit Pimros, Eelke Bekkenrutte, Chanatip, Supalak Thipsing, Sutasinee, Siwach Kwankaew, Nutsara Chuasamum, Kevin Langedijk, Egon de Regt, ELLE, Luxje, Paul Ouwerkerk, Lauressa Broos, Medina Liceyna, Evi Beek, Janneke Wing, Mignon Nusteling, Melissa Moria, Linda van Zanten, Kees Kreuter
    Schouwburgplein and Erasmus MC, Rotterdam

    Gemeente Rotterdam Permanent Collection (2022)
    Timmerhuis, Rotterdam