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dinsdag 4 december 2012


FDH nr.:167
  December 2012
Title: Old people and the things that pass.
Technique: photograph
Edition: 17

  Homage to the neighbourhood store. Window front of the convenience store at the VisĂ©steenweg 15 in Riemst (Belgium). More and more small neighbourhood stores are closing. Mostly due to big stores that out price the small ones. Sometimes due to old age. But one way or the other, another community  meeting point is gone. What is left is dried up plant in the shopping-window.

woensdag 7 november 2012

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FDH nr.:166
  November 2012
Title: FILOSOFO
Technique: objet trouvé
Edition: 12
 
Tangerine wrapping paper
 




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zaterdag 23 juni 2012

From the archives



FDH nr.: Special Issue
 March 2001
Title:Outlines
Technique: Neon sculpture
Edition: 1




  


Commission for 'Orbis Medisch Zorgcentrum', Neon sculpture ‘Passage Virtuel’ Composed of five panels. Total length 10 meters, October 2001

dinsdag 22 mei 2012



FDH nr.:165
  May 2012
Title: All that is beautiful
Technique: Welded metal plates
Edition: 9 
This  FDH is a homage  to the ZERO art movement. The title of the work refers to a book about the history of the ZERO movement. Alles was mooi by Janneke Wesseling.

Special thanks to the people of my welding course for helping me with this FDH.

dinsdag 3 april 2012


FDH nr.:164
  March 2012
Title: Passers By
Technique: Photo
Edition: 20

This fantastic house, named Blue Marlin, can be found along the N78 highway in Maasmechelen (Belgium). It incorporates  (according to me) the best and worst of Belgium architecture. It is build with  blue glazed brick and a thatched roof.

maandag 13 februari 2012

FDH nr.:163
  February 2012
Title: Lost and found
Technique: Photo
Edition: 16 

Stuffed toy animal ( my littlest pet shop) found on the evening of January 19 2012 at 23:08 hrs. on the side of the N79 (Maastrichtersteenweg) from Maastricht to Tongeren at the level of kilometre post 31.3.

 
 
In addition photocopies were made in 5 different colours (unnumbered). Yet to be flyered in local shops.