
Between the Dirt and Clouds installation
Part of installation at Rietveld Academy Graduation Show 2026

Part of installation at Rietveld Academy Graduation Show 2026







There are three ceramic bears that look nearly exactly alike. Hereby I question the status of authenticity by the practice of handmade reproduction. The handcrafted (false) seam on the sides suggests the industrial fabrication of two joint parts. Hereby the fake/real and copy/authentic collapse.

Blue glass (roof) panels installed on wooden construction. As part of the Between the Dirt and Clouds installation. Rooftiles traditionally form a distinctive and protective skin separating the private from the outer realm. In this work I re-think rooftiles as a desire for connection. To feel safe in relation to the world in- and outside. To have a space to look up where dreams exist. Not as escape, but charged with a sense of belonging. The blue wave-like panels move between the inner and outer realm, the elemental and the dreamlike. Forming a fragile and flowing connection between the Dirt and the Clouds.

Two seven point stars made from ceramics installed with a magnetic pin on the wall on which it reflects an orange glow. Traditionally the 7 point star is a highly charched symbol connecting the spiritual and the earth. While an actual star does not have corners or sides, I find it interesting how we think of diffracted light as an object having a shape with an outline. There is a cognitive abstraction at play in the formation of these concepts that in turn influences pereception. In this work the orange glow is questioning with a sense of playfulness where the boundaries of an object begins and ends.

BA Fine Art Thesis presented in ceramic sleeve.

The photo is a documentation of a relational embodiment practice of time and movement. Hereby I layed horizontally - face down - in the field and spiraled clockwords in a circle with my belly button forming the central axis. The practice lasted untill the burning grass and exaustion took over (18 minutes).

An installation of ceramic objects, photographs, painting series and a wall object.