Oerol Terschelling: Upsidedown

camera obscura on route to Oerol festival

work in progress

camera obscura under construction, building steel frames with plywood plating. heavy steel construction is needed to keep the house balanced on the roof. long days, some of them with extra help from friends. thanks friends!

workshop this weekend

guided tour passing through our workshop during the artweekend charlois. in front the outline of the camera obscura under construction

upsidedown project sketch and calculations

beautiful work by paul combrink

@ haagsekunstkring, denneweg 64, den haag

http://www.paulcombrink.nl

Lady's mantle

on the leaves of the Alchemilla (Lady's mantle) dewdrops look like little pearls. Alchemilla looks very pretty between other plants. I don't like them when they are planted as a field. they look better when they stand alone. more special.

wildwest

we call this black cat Hitler, because he is the terror of the backyards. sometimes WE even get scared of his stare.

in this scene he's obviously more worried about what I am going to do about him being in our house than he is about our cat, who only dares to scream at him.

today he used our house as a passage to go to the street.

A carousel in front of my house!

my own upsidedown tomatoes

milk carton greenhouse

windowsillculture

leftover plywood vase

we have a large wood-workshop so there's always a lot of small leftover material. experimental giftmaking with my partners son for mothersday resulted in this vase, made from small blocks of plywood glued together with a glass inside to keep the water in...

Céleste Boursier-Mougenot at Barbican Centre, London