


Materials: paint, black and white laser print, color laser print, board made from Fiber Composite Material
Printing Technique: Transfer print / Digital Printmaking
Dimensions: 27x44cm
Flowers and leafs are the most traditional elements of ornamental design. I should delve into the grotesque next. I think that would give some nice results.
Materials: paint, laser prints (color / B&W), MDF
Printing Technique: Transfer print / Digital Printmaking
Dimensions: up to 33x45cm
The theme that unites all my works is time. I use my own digital photos to create images that are usually part of larger artworks. What you see here are just the prints, made the way I am now doing more and more: transfer printing on painted surfaces and then disguise them as artifacts weathered by time. For me the printing process I use now with digital images, is as important as creating a print from a negative like I used to do in a darkroom.
The works I create that way are fake, they are forgeries of artworks that have never existed. Or maybe they will, one day, in the future.
I will throw some ashtrays through a sieve next and same with earth from the park. Not sure about using the contents of the vacuum cleaner – but who knows.
Materials: Fiber composite material, paint, board, color print
Printing Technique: Transfer print / Digital Printmaking
Dimensions: 50x38cm
I have been experimenting with a new way to print and it enables me to print on painted surfaces in both black and white – like I have don here – and in color.
This means for me that I am more and more mixing digital and analog – where analog has become more important to me. I like that I can finally print on rough surfaces, on surfaces that I painted before. I can print on surfaces that are painted in gold, that are shiny.
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, paint, black and white print
Printing Technique: Transfer print / Digital Printmaking
Dimensions: 50 x 50 cm
There is also a blue and a red variant of this ornament but with different pictures and some ornamentals are also different. There was an open call for proposals – not sure what it was about anymore – but my answer would have been a play with tradition and the red, white and blue variants of this ornament as a flag.
Materials: Fiber composite material print, ink, paint, pigments, nail polish
Print: Litho archive matte / Photolux Professional Matte 230
Dimensions: 85 cm * 65 cm
I should make more images with small stuff – small leaves, small flowers, macro stuff. The leaves of this plant, when they fell of and dried, they became so curly and slightly hairy – it immediately looked like some old ornament.
It is too bad that the plant died.
Don’t ask me about the keyhole, I have no idea anymore about the what or why, but it was important. Sure. If only I knew where I put that key.
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, ink, paint
Print: Photolux Professional Matte 230
Dimensions 40×40 cm
I can not get enough of this theme and these colours. I have been reusing the uturus artwork again and again. I already made other Anatomy artworks, among them a breast and an eye. Should definitely finish the penis one. I should make time for that.
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, paint, metal parts (construction)
Print: Photolux Professional Matte 230
Dimensions 60×60 cm