cv | works | sculptures| site specific | environmental| land art | architectural| publications | exhibitions | symposia/lectures| cities | encounters | accounts

forms

mazes | labyrinths

patios | courtyards

objects

Categorizing sculpture in a different manner than what art historians are used to, is another approach towards defining art as recognizable forms.

Classifications as figurative, abstract, geometric, environmental and land art for instance, have been devised by art historians to be able to catagorize the different forms of art. We can also subdivide art according to the material of which it is made: stone, bronze, wood, etc. But it is also possible to classify art according to the the form in which it presents itself: islands, gardens, trees | forests, mazes | labyrinths, patios | courtyards and sculptures as objects in contrast to their environment, the site in which it is installed.