The core of every sculpture in this series is always a natural form, like a branch, a leaf,… The added strips of colored wood are an industrial material used to level wooden constructions like walls and floors. In the sculptures, these strips are deprived of their industrial function. Instead, they follow and obey the natural form of the branch, the leaf or any other naturally formed object, and their underestimated beauty becomes fully visible. By making them obsequious to natural forms, they become part of nature, which is cool, I think. Because after all, they were once part of nature themselves.
Act the fool
And the some
Any way the wind blows
Cameo
Carry your load
Catch me if you can
Chubby Checker
Cool struttin’
Cornered
Do a little dance, make a little love, get down tonight
Fisherman’s friend
Get thy bearings
Hang on to your ego
In the line of fire
It’s a wrap!
Let’s not take a saw to the branch we’re sitting on
Make the road by walking
Morning commute
Move over, Rover
Oh hey
Once bitten, forever smitten
One, two, three, four, tell me that you love me more
