Milan furniture fair 2007


'Onschuld IV' is showing at 'Le Centre Culturel Francais de Milan'

Le Centre Culturel Francais de Milan
Eden / ADN- genetic design
Corso Magenta 63
20123 Milano
9.00 a.m. - 8.00 p.m.

http://www.culturemilan.com
http://www.designws.com





‘Twins’


Peter & Mick posed with the 'Twin' work for me for a try-out.
'Twins' isn't speacking about external similarity, but about the inner equality.
These 'Twins' are soulmates.





Test photo Imre and her daughter(s)


Imre will be photographed connected with her two daughters. Today one wasn't there, so we faked one. But this is how the photo approx. will be.




Second photoday, Peter & Mick.


Today we made the 'hart to hart photo', for "Family ties". Models of today are Peter and his son Mick.
The last photo is a computer try-out of the project.




First photo day ’ Family ties”


Today we made the first photo for my project 'Family ties'. In the project I will be working together with my boyfriend Edwin Roelofs, who is photographer. My very close friend and great teacher of working with hair, Harold Mertens, make-up and hair artist. And Cees & Ronja, husband and daughter of my friend Carina, who will be my models for this picture.




New project ‘Family ties’.


This project is called 'Family ties', a project about parents and children.
It is about emotions involving unconditional love and trust versus rejecting and the will to be free.




Learning new skills.


For my project 'Family ties' I had to learn to make hair patches which seem to grow on various parts of the body. So Harold, a friend of mine who is a hair- and make-up artist, taught me how to make real wig/hair pieces.
This technique opens a lot of possibilities for other works. I made some funny jewellery pieces as well. This ring is made from my boyfriend Edwin's hair. Because the hair is put in the tulle, the ring can get wet and therefore be worn casually.





‘Kleine Vishal’ by night.


Grote Markt Haarlem.



‘Grey man resting’ in the window of the Vishal, Haarlem


From January 23 until February 13.



New try-outs


Family tree and Twins.
I do some different try-outs with these works.




Exhibition in the Operahouse of Leipzig.


December 3 - 10.
The Burka is hanging like 'the Phantom of the Opera'.




“Eine Frage (nach) der Geste”


Performance in the operahouse from Leipzig.
Choreography by Dr. Martina Bako of the 'Institut f?r Theaterwissenschaft'.
Performed by students of the 'Institut f?r Theaterwissenschaft' and the 'Hochschule f?r Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig'.
With very special thanks to Yvonne, Louise and Stefan who presented my work so well.




“Eine Frage (nach) der Geste”


Performance and exhibition in the opera house from Leipzig.
Curated by Prof. Tina Bara and Prof. Alba D'Urbano.




Biennale Internationale Design 2006 Saint-Etienne, France


Exhibition "Eden ADN", curated by Anthony van den Bossche.
From November 23 - December 3.

http://www.citedudesign.com




‘Avatar’ at ArtUnit and Roozenbottel.


Exhibition during the month November.

http://www.artunit.org & www.roozenbottel.nl

November 4, 5 and 6 is also the 'Kunstlijn' in Haarlem. Haarlem artists open their studio-doors for public.




I give you my most beautiful thoughts.


An other summer work finished.



Ik wil…..


I do.....
Before I start new work. I will look into some old pieces still waiting to be finished. This is one of them.
I started this work during my stay in Canada in 2005.




Trendsetter magazine


NO 52 - August 2006
Publication in the Turkisch magazine Trendsetter.




Twisted: Knitting on the edge.


Twisted: knitting on the edge is curated by Kirsty Hall.
From October 3 - October 31.
October sees an exciting new exhibition opening at Bristol’s innovative Here Gallery. Timed to coincide with National Knitting Week (which takes place between the 14th and 21st October), Twisted: Knitting On The Edge is a group exhibition featuring 15 artists who are exploring the subversive potential of knitting.
The resurgence of knitting has been one of the big stories in craft in the last few years and this exhibition shows that contemporary artists are increasingly turning to knitting as both medium and inspiration. From the disturbing and challenging to the witty and unusual, freelance curator Kirsty Hall has chosen a diverse selection of work that includes sculpture, photography, book art, drawing and animation.




HERE Gallery in Bristol

Today I installed the Burka.

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