Ornamental designs and handmade ornamental frames, a mixture of digital and analog art.
Here the new incarnation of the Utu ornament as exhibited in 2016 during EMOP 2016. I think the contrast between the frame and the ornament is great. It was part of my altar there.
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, paint,
Print: Litho archive Matte
Dimensions: 150 x 100 cm
Here the Sexy Tulip in a frame, as exhibited in 2016 during EMOP 2016. I really like this rusted look.
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, paint
Print: Litho archive Matte
Dimensions: 60 x 60 cm
I made it for the 2016 version of the Utu ornament and it was depicted during the 2016 EMOP exhibition. I made it less gold in the end because it was really too shiny. Maybe I made a mistake there, not sure.
Materials: Fiber composite material, paint
Dimensions: 150×100 cm
Finished this one in 2015 already, but exhibited it the first time in 2016. Unfortunately I did not yet know the right mixture of my fiber composite material to make it lighter (right now it needs heavy wood to keep it straight, not so with the new recipe).
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, paint, rusty screws
Print: Litho archive Matte
Dimensions: 120×140 cm
Ornamental frame with photomontage made/updated for the exhibition ‘Filmriss / Blackout‘ during the European Month of Photography 2016 – also chosen as featured image for the exhibition at EMOP.
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, paint, rusty screws
Print: Litho archive Matte
Dimensions: 120×140 cm
A picture of the Creampie, a very intelligent animal that can be seen everywhere around here, but their intelligence seems to be only used for pleasure. They are not shy and are not hindered by speciesism and they always reciprocate. Ah, the fun I had with them when I was young …
Materials: Fiber composite material, paint, cardboard, print
Print: Lambda print
Dimensions: 60 cm * 60 cm
I should make more of these wild flowers, personally I do like them. And I also have a bunch of photo’s I made of places where buildings are erected or demolished for that matter. More work to be done.
Materials: fiber composite material, paint, cardboard, print
Print: Lambda print
Dimensions: 60 cm * 75 cm
I think it is important to sometimes just use the ornamental value of a frame. There is nothing wrong with a bunch of flowers to show your love, isn’t it? I used the flowers from the tree of knowledge from my the left panel of my Paradise and Hell artwork
Materials: Fiber composite material, paint, cardboard, print
Print: Lambda print
Dimensions: 60 cm * 60 cm
The first incarnation of the Flying Ray Frame. Spend quite some time experimenting with the old, rusted look.
Materials: Fiber composite material, paint, cardboard, print
Print: Lambda print
Dimensions: 60 cm * 75 cm
The first one I made with this frame. At time of this posting I made 3 already.
Materials: Fiber composite material, paint, cardboard, print
Print: Litho Archive Matte
Dimensions: 60 cm * 60 cm