W. T. | 2012 (Brussels)
Concrete, steel | H. 160 × W. 230 × D. 300 cm
(Destroyed)
Space & Simple Relationships
As an artist, I am always also a viewer, so my aim is to provoke active seeing. I want to know what seeing can mean. How the effects of an aesthetic process can bring out the subtle. The sculpture shown above was installed without a permit on a cleared demolition site at a former factory in the Laken neighborhood of Brussels. Together with a fellow artist from Brussels, we wanted to create a pop-up sculpture park. However, the works were removed after three months.
Wall sculptures, 2008
A series of 80 roughly hand-sized wall sculptures.
This series of 80, roughly hand-sized wall sculptures, all originated from fixed production conditions. Number, material combination and sequence of actions led to size, form and appearance. The commercially available materials used (foam, metal, silicone, building foam, wax, flowing screed), in combination with their rapid processing, allowed small sculptures with a high plastic presence to be created. Their thus provoked disfigurement makes them seem like a waste product that can be found on building sites. Comprehensibly microcosmic in the individual, abstractly macrocosmic in the variety.
