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Saving the Bahama's is a two weekly radio program that broadcasts on www.radio.worm.org. The radio mix of eclectic music is now also available on youtube. (youtube link by clicking on the image)

MoveLove is an ongoing art project that started with a painting. The painting was nominated for the Dutch Royal Painting price. People really liked the message so I decided to spread the message into the world using wall-paintings, stickers and clothing.

SELECTED WORKS:

This is what it's always been like.

Oil on canvas, 160x180cm

Black Snowman made of dirt.

Mixed media on canvas, 180x 110cm

Saving the Bahama's.

Spraypaint, stuffed palmtree on canvas, 30x20cm

On a roll.

Acrylics, spraypaint on canvas, 200x200cm

Polar bears and dolphins.

Acrylics canvas. 220x140cm

Tesla und die T-Rex.

Oil, spraypaint on canvas. 30x30cm

Pig scape.

Punch needle on canvas. 25x25cm

Henry.

Oil on canvas. 140x140cm

Gym Bro.

Acrylics, spraypaint on canvas. 120x100cm

Standing in a vacuum

C-PRINT

No title, 18 sec.

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c-print

Crossroad Flexin, 02:49 min

"I think art can be a spiritual practice. A way to the center. The body of art is the documentation of this journey. Ones you arrive there's no more need to create art. You just move love."

About the Work

In my work I like to 'serve freedom' and keep it simple. My art is a practice to engage with the world in a playfull way. It's a reaction in the moment combined with my born character and its desire for esthetics. I use basic materials, no fancy or expensive shit, to keep my communication stripped and direct. I can write pages on my ideas and stuff but in the end it's pritty simple: I love the process of making art and I do it by nature. What you see is what you get and it's for the people to enjoi.

Sugar doesn't love you back.

Punch needle on canvas. 35x25cm

Sexy photo-shoot on the beach.

Acrylics, spraypaint on canvas. 30x20 cm