- 17,5 x17,5 x 18,5 cm
- 9 x 9 x 10,6 cm
- 16 x 16 x 15 cm
- 18,5 x 18,5 x 11,5 cm
- 13 x 13 x 16 cm
- 14 x 14 x 10,2 cm
- 17 x 17 x 12,8 cm
- 12 x 12 x 15 cm
yields
clay, blanket (wool), mdf, linoleum, glass.
2021
yields
clay, blanket (wool), mdf, linoleum, glass.
2021
1 AU (Astronomical Unit)
wood log, oil pastel
43 x 37 x 14 cm
2020
The work was shared at the artist support fair at Quartair, The Haque 25-27 September 2020
https://www.quartair.nl/geen_bloem-art_fair/
1
Yield S 04 (Swan shape)
beschrijving: clay, felt, plywood.
39 x 39 x 4,5 cm
2020
2
Yield S 06 (female shape)
clay, felt, linoleum mdf.
31,5 x 31,5 x 4,5 cm
2020
3
Yield S 07 (male shape x3)
clay, felt, linoleum, mdf.
44 x 44 x 4,5 cm
2020
Yield S 04 & Yield S 06 still in the drying process were photographed for the blog ‘Villa next door 2’:
https://villanextdoor2.wordpress.com/category/art-fairs/
Mantel der liefde
Heden heb ik Jezus van het kruis genomen.
Hij zat met drie zuinige spijkertjes vast.
Daarbij heb ik – het ging per ongeluk –
een van Zijn handen gebroken.
Dat gehang.
Hij was het zelf ook moe.
Ik bezit ook een Jezus wiens armen
als bij een beeld uit de Oudheid bij de oksels zijn afgebroken
maar die heb ik niet zelf van het kruis gehaald,
die was al zo toen ik voor Hem betaalde.
Hij komt altijd bloot, op een lendendoek na,
geplooid, wat nonchalant om de heupen geknoopt.
Omdat frontaal naakt lastiger verkoopt.
F.Starik
The clay on the (baby) blanket broke in to pieces when I removed it from it’s floor position. I did not want to throw it away just yet. So I hung it on the wall. Over time I began to love the hanging blanket more and more. But I also wondered about all this hanging and what it was still doing at my wall. Until that Easter when Frank Starik’s poem Mantel der Liefde came to me. The two came together so perfect that day.
Trinity
(baby) blanket: wool, clay.
92 x 50 x 12 cm
Easter 2019
Mask,
leather, foam, plywood, horn, poppy straw.
70 x 83 x 40 cm.
2019
For:
International Environment Art Symposium: Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Republic of Korea, performance by Jessy Rahman.
www.jessyrahman.nl
Model:
Marlies Adriaanse
http://home.kpn.nl/mjadriaanse/
An installation with the invitation to lay down with the work in non-doing.
Arriving at my work space I start with lying down on the floor and surrender my body to gravity. The body and the earth slowly start to relate. After a while, when trust is established, from the earth a natural push starts to occur that supports the standing up motion. Taking this lying down in non-doing seriously is expressed in these works.
The shapes in the clay are build up layer by layer and are based on the human body. The soaking wet clay connects with the blanket and needs time to dry. The circumstances define the drying time and together with the shape of the clay the blanket will move upwards.
blanket yellow + clay: 205 x 160 x 5 cm.
blanket orange + clay: 162 x 126 x 12 cm.
blanket green + clay: 183 x 135 x 13 cm.
role blanket wool + clay: 127 x 18 x 15 cm.
PE mats & pillows: 180 x 52 x 1 cm / 5 cm.
installation: 70 m2
Laagtij, WD4X, Den Haag, 2017
No Chimps Were Harmed in this recording #181
duration 02:21 minutes.
‘No Chimps Were Harmed in this recording’ (NCWH) is a series of videos which explore consciousness, awareness, presence and perception from an embodied perspective. The videos are numbered within a range between 0 and 360. Start 2016.