Bewaerschole, Weststraat 18, Burgh-Haamstede. 25 August t/m 19 September 2021.
The exhibition is based on the development of young sickle dunes on the wide beach of Schouwen-Duiveland. With the help of film projections, I followed the changes while drawing. The duration and sequence of the filmed sickle dunes determined the final shape of these works. In addition to these registrations, drawings and photographs of snapshots of different sickle dunes were also shown individually. As part of the project "The Future Has Many Histories", I also made an outdoor sculpture. This sculpture has the same title as my exhibition in the Bewaerschole, but here the words drawing and changing are not used as verbs but as nouns. As an introduction to this outdoor sculpture, I invited the visitors to embroider together on a sickle dune pattern in the garden of the Bewaerschole.

floor drawing

gallery of honour

Embroider together

choreography of the sickle dune

black board drawing

360 degree documentation with various film excerpts

During the finissage the exhibition was closed by  Reynoud Homan.

s i g n o f c h a n g e

design 1/5 outdoor sculpture corten steel
cut from one plate of 300 x 150 x 2,5 cm

As part of my exhibition at the Bewaerschole, I created a sculpture in public space.

With the sculpture ‘Signs of Change’, I want to emphasize the dynamic dune area that is not yet visible in this location, which harbors a unique habitat and protects it from the rising sea, while also being an important part of the local economy.

Various barchans—dune formations that can be seen simultaneously, thus making the constant changes visible. Linear sculptures with different inner and outer shapes. The sculpture is made from a single sheet of Corten steel, and the different parts are arranged in such a way that the creative process is clearly visible, just as the dunes are clearly visible. Click on https://youtu.be/IJE_xDXyDKU for a short film about the sculpture.