Recent Projects

MA Expo: Yo quepo en el mundo, el mundo me ocupa a mi, 2026

Silos, metal, ceramic, exhaust, sinks, cement mixer, paint, hair

I didn't know I was hoping to make mass less massive, and depth deeper. I was not thinking of working on compression and release. I thought I could work on things that satisfy me, like getting silos from Facebook Marketplace and spending a few weeks removing the legs, paint, and motor of a yellow cement mixer.

Those are just excuses to make.

In the meantime, all this may mean something else.

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4h sleeping performance, 2025

Table, own duvet, own pillow, 4h sleeping in public space.

Performed at the expo Work In Progress.

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Steamer, 2025

Clay, glaze, found metal, basketball, polyester roof.

A resting piece based on the silhouette of Miguel Adrovers dog.

I enjoy providing solutions for the mind. The most intuitive pieces are the ones that function as a resting moment. While a part of an attractive element is taken and reproduced in clay, the pressure of creating something new fades away and the brain does not feel tension, which helps in creating other pieces. There is a variety of motivations in the making process.

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Water filter, 2025

Porcelane, oil paint, metal, silicone, toilet tap, activated charcoal, water.

It filters water.
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Wax me, 2025

Wax, paper, acrylic, metal, glass.

Gelly prints of nudes from my 2024’s camera roll
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Five Radiators, 2025

Radiator, charcoal.

Radiators found in Carnotstraat on the way to visit Arthur. He carried them for me in his Volvo 245.
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Two attached stones, 2025

Borrowed stone, scafolding metal, Stadswaag square, tree.

We had to come back 5 nights to drag the stone. The crane kept breaking.
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Kisses Everywhere, 2024

Second print, 2024

Oil paint, paper.

I missed the workshop about drypoint prints. He called saying we need to talk, so I left the class before starting. Luckily there was another drypoint workshop on thursday.
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Lat pulldown machine, 2024

Found metal, own bred flies, personal hair, plaster, cement, wood, fabric.

Grab the bar above you. Breath in. Make sure your head is nice and tall. And when you pull down, breath out. That is how you use the lat pulldown machine.
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