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Vorige week Milaan, vandaag live op de radio.

Vandaag had ik een live interview bij Omroep Delft over mijn werk—voor de tweede keer geselecteerd voor Milan Design Week.

Volgend jaar wil ik terug.
Om mijn werk beter en scherper te positioneren.

Ik ben ervan overtuigd dat ik mijn werk naar een hoger niveau kan tillen.
Daarvoor zoek ik mensen die in mij geloven en in mijn designtaal.

Collectors. Investeerders. Believers.

📩 [email protected]

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Last week Milan, today live on the radio.

I had a live interview at Omroep Delft about my work—selected for the second time at Milan Design Week.

Next year, I want to return.
To position my work more clearly and with intention.

I’m convinced I can take my work to the next level.
I’m looking for people who believe in me and in my design language.

Collectors. Investors. Believers.

📩 [email protected]

Milan Design Week — closing.

A strong week with meaningful conversations and interest in the work.

Deinstallation takes place on Sunday.
The pieces will return to the Netherlands on Monday.

Works are available for acquisition.
For inquiries, send a DM

This is the struggle.
My first exploration of glass — getting to know the material.
From that beginning to this work, where glass meets alabaster.
Now on view .design.week .design

Being a Dutchie on my bike during Milan Design Week 🚲

I didn’t plan much.
Just rode through the city, followed the energy,
and let Milan do its thing.

From unexpected streets to passing Bosco Verticale like it’s just another corner…

I love the not knowing.
The figuring it out as I go.
The people, the vibe, the chaos.

Love being here.

Thanks .design 🙏🏽

No World Cup needed — good art heals everything

It started as a joke.
Someone from the Isola Design District posted something on Stories — still annoyed Italy didn’t win the World Cup.

So I replied: No World Cup needed — good art heals everything.

We started talking.
A few messages later, I was told to send my work to the team.

A few hours later: selected.
Dutch Atelier. Milan Design Week.

And then reality hit.

Normally you prepare for this for months.
I had one week.

Work. Transport. Flights. Hotel. Everything.
No time for perfect — only time to move.

So I did what I always do:
play, improvise, trust the process.

Call people. Use my network. Find solutions.
One step at a time.

And now, as we speak, my work is on its way to Milan.

Play is not something extra.
It’s how I work.
It’s how things move.

This is what play as Practice is

See you at Isola.

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