The West-Indische Compagnie fireplace sculpture was stolen in the 1950's. The only thing that remained of its existence was a small picture, photographed from the side. I stretched it out, enlarged it and spent a week drawing the baroque design of shells and underwater life. The drawing has been used to bring the carving back to life 2003 (photo's will follow)

The little building originates from aprox 1760

A ceiling of various 15/16/17th century reused beams, build in 1620

Counter design- oak, steel and hardened glass

Theme based upon 'Rebels and different thinkers' 2020 mixed media/prints 1000x175 cm

The background illustration is sand, manipulated on a scanner.

The original mould was a Mexican crocodile leather boot that I wore for a few years from the age of 18. The modified boot expresses how I felt at the time.

Mural print 750x250 cm print

I disagree with Monsanto's policy and strategy of monopolising agriculture and species through gene manipulation. It is dangerous, unethical and the motivation is based on making profit.

100x280 cm

To counter why many men think eating meat is healthy and necessary for strength and energy. In Spain for example, the bull is the ultimate macho- but he is vegetarian.