If you have any question concerning a commission or the restoration of an artwork, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Restoration of the legs of a tiny lamb (0,5m - 0,6m - 0,2m) caste french stone (2019)
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Restoration of a broken marble hand/ part of a life size sculpture - More info on request (life size - 2019)
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Commission for an artist - monumental work (1.20m - 1.00m - 0.85m) marble details (2007-2008)
Memorial in French sandstone - maple leaf (2015)
Commission for a private person - piece life size 'Remains of the battle' - marble (2013)
Memorial in bronze with small silver case inside (2015)
Commission for an artist - deflayed standing figure in white covelano marble (2010)
Coat of arms Andreas Vesalius - Black belgian marble, gold leaf, silver leaf (2014)
Stand for memorial Andreas Vesalius - Local Chalk stone (called asbestolithos) on the island Zakinthos - Greece (2014)
Stand for memorial Andreas Vesalius - Local Chalk stone (called asbestolithos) on the island Zakinthos - Greece (2014)
A new monument is being made of an écorché or flayed man (based on one of the écorché’s in Vesalius’ De Humani Corporis Fabrica) holding a head which is a half portrait and half facial reconstruction. This bronze écorché is standing on a plinth that I made in Askos on the isle of Zakynthos, Greece. It took me two weeks to shape the 3000kg heavy plinth into the shape I was thinking about. The stone is a local limestone or asbestolithos, a very hard calcite with salt minerals and soft lines of pure chalk. On the plinth the coat of arms of Vesalius. I choose a beautiful Black Belgian Marble and worked on a drawing provided me by mr. Steeno, mr. Gooderis and mr. Biesbrouck, all three of them being experts in their search for historical reference material concerning Andreas Vesalius life and death. The three animals are weasels, thus referring to the flemish name of Vesalius - 'Van Wezele'. The helmet is carved in a three quarters position, meaning that Vesalius worked in close contact and for the emperor, without being a blood relative. Every single detail has its heraldic meaning...
Reparation of a broken sculpture - mending the horns of a beetle - commission for a gallery in 2014
Reparation of a broken sculpture - restoration of a small crack in a marble piece - commission for a gallery in 2014
Small reclining figure in bronze (2012)
