periode IX - tsjernobyl (presentatie)

periode IX - tsjernobyl (selectie van eigen archief materiaal)

periode IX - tsjernobyl (ontploffing)

periode IX - tsjernobyl (maquette)

control - presentatie

Open publication - Free publishing - More trip

Periode VIII - portretten van NS medewerkers en conducteurs

Periode VIII - Dortmund Airport

'Ode aan een vriendschap' - periode 6 (een intieme portret)

Kermis by Machos Iatrou

MINOR GRAFISCH COMMUNICATIE/ILLUSTRATIE "De maaltijd" - eindresultaat

Voor Marisa:

Voor Mathias:

Fascinating ugliness at Tate Modern

Self mutilation by Gunter Brus and Kurt Kren:

Hermann Nitsch and his fascination for blood:

"This is one of the first paintings that Nitsch made using blood in the early 1960s. ‘I took cloth, wetted it with blood as well as pouring blood over it, then I fixed it on canvas’, the artist explained. The use of blood recurs consistently in Nitsch’s work, suggesting both sacrifice and redemption. His performance art is highly ritualistic and includes animal sacrifice, the splashing of warm blood and crucifixion. Nitsch believes art to be a self-purifying ceremony not only for himself, but also for the viewer."

Workshop met gastdocenten - Petra Stavast en Ringel Goslinga

memories of a mayope (het eindresultaat)

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work in progress...

* music from the movie: The man without a past