This colourful circle of stones does not only inspire joy and movement, but also connection, support, caressing and tranquility, in all their timelessness. The final work of the 'Stones' series. This work is made with a variety of warm, raw ochre pigments.

Roman yellow ochre, Gold ochre, Lemon ochre, Brown ochre, White ochre, Italian Earth Yellow, Yellow ochre JCles, Earth of Vicenza, Turkish umber raw and burnt, Pozzuoli

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Bright colored stones—rendered in rich, pigments won from the earth—carry, protect and hover in delicate balance.

Pure pigments: Earth from Vizenca, White ochre, Yellow ochre, Gold ochre, Green ochre Cyprus, Bohemian Green, Chalk blue, Caput Mortem Spain.

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Earthy, ochre stones, playfully balancing as if dancing together. These stones shine in their variety of ochres. Moving, connecting, supporting and caressing in togetherness.

A variety of Yellow ochres, Creta from Sarti, Lemon ochre, Gold ochre, Earth of Vicenza, Brown ochre, Spanish Caput Mortem, Spanish red earth, Turkish umber.

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The 'Stones' series. This circle of stones does not only inspire joy and movement. These ochre stones are playfully balancing as if dancing together. They shine in their variety of ochres. Moving, connecting, supporting and caressing in togetherness.

Various ochres from France, Malta, Spain, Italy, Germany. Gold ochre, Roman yellow ochre, Brown ochres, White ochre, Earth of Viceza, Italian earth yellow, Yellow ochre Jcles, Turkish umber.

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Grey Stones are playfully balancing and together. Finding connection and support in their movement.

Whites and greys: White ochre, Creta from Sarti, Titanium white, Belgian slate grey, Paynes gray, Earth of Vicenza.

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These timeless Stones, in their various shapes and colours, reflect timelessness in a playful and cheerful way.

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Contrasts meet in Two Stones: a white stone and an ochre counterpart gently touching, while symbolising harmony and connection brought to life with natural pigments.

White ochre, Creta from Sarti, Earth of Vicenza, Yellow ochre, Italian Earth yellow, Lemon ochre, Gold ochre, Green ochre, Belgian Slate gray.

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This pile of rocks is a playfully represented equilibrium. These stones quite literally find their origin in the earth, as they are composed of pure pigments sourced from the soils of various countries. This variety of earthy pigments from all over lets us see the variety, union and connection of our earth.

Spanish caput mortem, Pozzuoli, Siena burnt, Dutch tile red, Chalk blue, Roman Ochre, Yellow ochre, Lemon ochre, White ochre, Titanium white, Creta from Sarti, Earth of Vicenza, Green ochre, Turkish umber, Belgian Slate gray.

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This pile of rocks is a playfully represented equilibrium. These stones quite literally find their origin in the earth, as they are composed of pure pigments sourced from the soils of various countries. This variety of earthy pigments from all over let us see the variety, union and connection of our earth.

Chalk blue, Persian red, Siena, German Brown Ochre, Spanish red earth, White ochre, Titanium white, Creta from Sarti, Earth of Vicenza, Green ochre, Turkish umber, Belgian Slate gray, Yellow ochre, Lemon ochre, Gold ochre.

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Rolling Stones is a playful painting, showing the soothing timelessness and connection. Stones also reflects in a symbolic and joyful way the earth herself, the gift of nature in all her colours and shapes that may be there.

Persian red, Pozzuoli, Goldocre, Paynes grey, Bohemian green, Italian earth yellow, Ecru earth of Vicenza, White ochres, Belgian Slate gray, Spanish red earth, Ercolano orange, Green ochre Cyprus, Chalk blue, Turkish umber, Lemon ochre.

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Graceful reflections of ginkgo leaves from the majestic ginkgo tree embody the essence of Wabi Sabi.

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Spring Blossoms is part of the series Le Quattro Stagioni. Bright fresh blossoms flowering and swirling; the celebration of the freshness and tenderness of new life.

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Wild poppies is part of the series Le Quattro Stagioni. The lightness and colour of summer: wild poppies graceful in bright sunlight.

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Autumn - Maple is part of the series Le Quattro Stagioni. Shift in nature: the spectacle of the colouring, radiant leaves.

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Winter - Pine is part of the series Le Quattro Stagioni. Winter embodied by the serene majestic pine tree, standing tranquil and noble.

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Summer - Poppies II is part of the series Le Quattro Stagioni II. Summer poppies, dancing in their colourful skirts.

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Spring: Blossoms II is part of the series Le Quattro Stagioni II. Blossoms flowering and swirling, the celebration of the freshness and tenderness of new life.

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Autumn - Maple II is part of the series Le Quattro Stagioni II. The play of the colouring and shimmering leaves.

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Winter - Pine II, is part of the series Le Quattro Stagioni II. The serenity and enduring strength of the noble pine tree.

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Early cherry-blossoms flowering and swirling; the celebration of bright and fresh new life.

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Part I of a series inspired by the world-famous blue-and-white Dutch ceramic tiles, hand-painted in 17th-century Holland. This work features the Dutch Delft Blue colors, with a hint of 24 karat gold.

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Part II of a series inspired by the iconic blue-and-white Dutch ceramic tulips tiles, hand-painted in 17th-century Holland.

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Part III of a series inspired by the iconic blue-and-white Dutch ceramic tulips tiles, hand-painted in 17th-century Holland.

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Part IV of a series inspired by the iconic blue-and-white Dutch ceramic tulips tiles, hand-painted in 17th-century Holland.

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Part IV of a series inspired by the iconic blue-and-white Dutch ceramic tulips tiles, hand-painted in 17th-century Holland.

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Part IV of a series inspired by the blue-and-white Dutch ceramic tiles, hand-painted in 17th-century Holland. The Delft Blue Kissing Couple is one of the iconic symbols of 18th-century Dutch cultural heritage.

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SOLD Flagline of the characteristic monumental colors which are traditionally used on historic city and canal houses in Amsterdam, as well as in many other Dutch towns and cities.

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The impressive trees of Bomi Hills stand for elegant endurance in the vibrating heat.

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The impressive trees of Bomi Hills stand for elegant endurance in the vibrating heat.

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A visual fiesta: the spectacle of changing and tumbling colorful autumn leaves.

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A visual fiesta: the spectacle of changing and tumbling colorful autumn leaves.

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Early cherry-blossoms flowering and swirling; the celebration of bright and fresh new life.

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Early blossoms

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Hand made pottery bowls

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SOLD - Full moon rising majestically in mountain scenery.

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Mother and young bird.

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A triptych of a flagline, with each of the three works can also be experienced as individual pieces.

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Flagline. Standalone piece of the Triptych 'Celebration' .

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Flagline. Standalone piece of the Triptych 'Celebration' .

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Flagline. Standalone piece of the Triptych 'Celebration'.

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Happy Flags I,II and III can be experienced as seperate flags, but also as a flagline as tryptich.

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Bamboo, swaying in the wind

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Girl from Bomi Hills

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Inspired by the nightflower unfolding just after sunset and blooming during the night

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Wild poppy

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