Installation - A Truly Dutch Creation, the Citizen as Investor and Stakeholder - Amsterdam Museum

This major installation, made in response to the Dutch Royal Family’s Golden Carriage, was exhibited in the Historical “Golden Coach - Gouden Koets” exhibition that was officially opened by King Willem Alexander on the 17th of June 2021. The exhibition was on view until the end of February 2022 at the Amsterdam Museum.

Installation - Mokkum not Mokum - Amsterdam Museum

Installation - The Helping Hand - Museum Arnhem

Installation - Heren XVII | VOC - Kamer Amsterdam – Rethinking Coen’s Vision Part 1

The installation - Heren XVII | VOC – Kamer Amsterdam – Rethinking Coen’s Vision Part 1, was exhibited at Arti et Amicitiae in Amsterdam the Netherlands  on  28 May – 27 June 2021. Part of an ongoing intensive research and travelling exhibition, Heren XVII - Heren Zeventien is made out of 6 Chapters that grow which each Chapter and in each city. This ongoing project will be presented in the cities where the VOC Board of Directors were based.

Exhibition and Dialogues - Surinamensium Part 1 -Rethinking the gaze of Maria Sibylla MerianArti et Amicitiae

The Primitive State of Ernest Noirot - part 2 Reflections on Human Zoos, exhibition, Châteauvillain, France

Installation:The Primitive State of Ernest Noirot – part 2 Reflections on Human Zoos, exhibition, Châteauvillain, France

Installation Footsteps of Change - Mama Museum Algieria

Installation -The Burst of Orson Welles Casablanca Biennale Morocco

Installation -The Third Reich-Herero and Nama Genocide Part 1 

The first genocide of the twentieth century, though not well known, was committed by Germans between 1904-1907 in the country we know today as Namibia, where they exterminated thousands of Herero and Nama people and subjected the surviving indigenous men, women, and children to forced labor. The installation “The Third Reich-Herero and Nama Genocide Part 1“ is part of an ongoing indepth research project about this unknown history.