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have regularly shown my work in artist-run-spaces in Belgium and the Netherlands, as well as working often as an artist-in-residence. Residencies have included De Nederlandsche Cacaofabriek in Helmond, the Willem 3 in Vlissingen, and Raumars, in Rauma, Finland. In 2002, I moved to the Hague where I now live and work. I have also made work for a number of public art commissions, included pieces for the Da Costa School, in collaboration with Stroom Den Haag, Staedion Housing Authority and the Trust for Public Land in New York City. Other activities have included working with the artist-run-space Quartair in the Hague organizing (international) exhibitions and exchanges, and teaching in the education program at the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag and at the Royal Academy for Fine Arts (KABK) in the Hague. 

   Some recent exhibitions and projects include: 'Float', a multi-disciplinary project linking the experience of present day boat refugees with the past migrations of the Pilgrim Fathers, in Scheltema Complex in Leiden; 'Fluxfields' as part of De Blauwe Periode in Vlaardingen; ‘Home Sweet Home Sick’, 7 x 11, artist residency in Ypenburg, Heden, Den Haag; ‘Common Ground’, Lönnström Art Museum, Rauma, Finland, ‘Come Ashore’, 9 Dragon Heads, International Environmental Art Symposium, Cheongju Art Center, South-Korea and many activities at Factor 44 in Antwerp, Belgium.