exhibition view with three ceramic disks
exhibitionview of a sculpture serie called forbidden fruit
sculpture of a ceramic orange disk
exhibitionview of a sculpture serie called forbidden fruit
sculpture of a ceramic copper golden disk
exhibitionview of a sculpture serie called forbidden fruit
sculpture of a ceramic black copper disk
detail of a sculpture serie called forbidden fruit
Round black ceramic wall piece with a glazed surface in blue and green, crossed by copper-coloured cracks and a pink patch.
Close-up of a ceramic wall piece with a blue-green glazed surface, dark green balls and copper-coloured lines.
Close-up of a ceramic wall piece with a copper-pink glazed shape above a blue-green surface with dark green balls.

EMERGENCE FROM CHAOS I (orange), 2021

ceramics, enamel
85 x 82 x 15 cm

EMERGENCE FROM CHAOS II (Gold), 2021

ceramics, enamel
85 x 82 x 13 cm

EMERGENCE FROM CHAOS III (black), 2021

ceramics, enamel
81 x 85 x 18 cm

EMERGENCE FROM CHAOS IV (dark green), 2022

ceramics, enamel
81 x 85 x 18 cm


Photography: David Meulenbeld & Claudia Goetzelmann

For more then 8 weeks I have been observing the metamorphose of a slice of orange taking every day a photo. I was so fascinated how the organic material changed in color and texture that it became the base for a couple of new ceramic works of which the “Inferno” serie is one of .
As I rediscovered clay, I wanted to try let go my former way of working with ceramics and try to experiment with the material and test it’s borders.