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Decoding arrangement 1 [ongoing] [2026]
Working with and researching the sequence 8 6 5 10 12 13 9 14 1 15 3 7 11 4 2 16.





Third prize graphic design for North Sea Jazz poster competition [2026]




  
Camping [2026]






Arrangement 1 [2025]
Outcome of Arranging: 8 6 5 10 12 13 9 14 1 15 3 7 11 4 2 16.

Exhibited at Cultuur&Campus Putselaan for Floor 32 exhibition

   Arranging [09:24] [2025]
Arranging explores the tension between intuition and the human desire to structure what is fundamentally ungraspable. Grids and shifting forms serve as tools to guide and contain the intuitive flow, attempting to create an interplay between order and movement.


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Exhibited at Cultuur&Campus Putselaan for Floor 32 exhibition



A Book of Art: With Letters in Words [2025]
‘I write. My visual map is written. With words. It’s written with words. My work is written. So is my life. My life is written. This here. These words are written. This work is written. Nothing is not also written. In your head, in your body, everything within or without you is written with letters in words, whether spoken or silenced or thought, it’s written. My identity is written. It is.

With letters in words with letters in words with letters in words. My thought that I just had is written. Not yet but it’s written. I am written and so are you. You are written. Maybe you don’t know it, but you are. By me, right now, by others, by you. You’re written by yourself. Every second. Time is written. It’s half past two and that is now written. I wrote nothing is not also written, but nothing is also written. Chaos is written. And this is chaos. Do you notice it’s written? It is.

It’s not meant to be understood. What’s never meant to be understood and what is, is always written. Even if there are no words, it’s written. It’s not always with letters in words with letters in words with letters in words. It’s written it’s written it’s written, is what I say and while I’m writing this, this work is written. It is.’