Some new stuff  I created recently with a wonderful bunch of people  Model Cindy Bijl  and great help of Jeannette de Meijier , Mary Romein and Peter van t Wout Working with animals on a shoot was new to me! Had not doen that before ..... It was suprising how easy it was to work with chicken. I thought it would be a disaster, but these " guys " ( the chicken)were pretty easy ro handle .... although their shit all over and it really...

A new series came to life in june 2012  inspired by the idea of using all  materials which can be found at the site of the street. Dropped down  in waste paper baskets  ... A wonderful garbage dress has been made by the creative  designer Laura van derMeijden. I asked her to use garbage bags and all kind of plastic waste materials to create this wonderful gaunt. Great work by her ... respect. Take a look at her web site for her work  www.pastforpresent.nl The lovely model...

  mai 2012: inspired by the Amrican painter Norman Rockwell Inspired by the American painter Norman Rockwell I decided to make a series with my youngest son Sven being a perfect model. Norman  Rockwell (February 3, 1894 – November 8, 1978) was a 20th-century American painter and illustrator. His works enjoy a broad popular appeal in the United States for their reflection of the American Culture. Rockwell is most famous for his cover illustrations of everyday life Scenarios he created for the Saturday Evening Post magazine and...

My New series - made in april 2012 - is called Amazing Geisha's. I was inspired by a book called Memoirs of a Geisha. I was mesmorized by this wonderful book and seing the  movie I was even more enthousiastic. Memoirs of a Geisha is a novel by American author Arhur Golden, published in 1997. The novel  tells the fictional story of a Geisha  working in Kyoto, Japan, before and after World War II.  It contains many Japanese terms for aspects of the geisha culture,...

NEW series called " La Penseuse " Inspiration : the old Greek statues The great temples of the Classical era such as the Penthenon  in Athens, and the Temple of Zeus  at Olympia, required relief sculpture for decorative value, and sculpture in the round to fill the triangular fields . The difficult aesthetic and technical challenge stimulated much in the way of sculptural innovation. Unfortunately these works survive only in fragments, the most famous of which are the Panthenon marbles I didn't want...