'Tears of gold' Inspired by waterlily Victoria Amazonica 120x200cm mixed materials   Sold 

In my drawings i use various materials, like pencil, ink, fineliner and cuttings from glossy magazines.

Other materials or techniques can also be seen in some of the works.

I created my 'braille' with perforated paper to make patterns of flowers.

As I said on the homepage, nature is my first source of inspiration.

But perhaps you can also recognize the influence of the embroidered tapestries of the 17th century in my drawings.

I like heir harmonious, 'fairytale' quality and their overwhelming feeling of size and beauty.

But ironically, if you look a little closer, these tapestries are not only fairytales, and that goes for my work, too.It is all in the details. For instance, the 'glossy' sensation of water running in a 'Hunting Scene' can turn into a sense of a crying earth. Or a barbed wire pattern to 'design' a poppy can pose the question of the essence of beauty.

 ' One, two and three eyelet' Inspired by a children story. 150x200 cm mixed materials    Sold

'Hunting scene' inspired by a travel in France 150x174cm

Solo.   Expo Thuis   bij  Architect Herbert van der Brugghen.       Drawings , Watercolour and cyanotype.

 'I have got a passion, it is called peace'.  Inspired by Franz Bauer  150x200cm mixed materials

 'Hare with fallen tree' inspired by travel to Italy

size 150x170 cm     Sold

 Inspired by a travel to Iceland.    150x200 cm 

 Inspired by a walk trough the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.  150x175 cm mixed materials

Drawings size 50x65 cm

 'Picnic' Inspired by a travel to Bali.    150x200cm

Inspired by Victoria Amazonica Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam