Everyday artefacts enabled by simple actions such as perforating, folding, splitting,…

(collaboration with Diane Steverlynck)

Archiving all the way down is a paper translation of www.maudvandeveire.be.

A book with sequential drawings made while waiting for the bath tube to fill up.
 

A table with small objects. The objects are used to make a series of compositions.

Small woolen reliefs presented in cabinets, and three-dimensional figurative carpets made from colored sisal rope.
 

Flyer and video about a temporary studio I created in the Botanical Garden of the University of Ghent.
 

A series of 24 charcoal drawings.
 

Thinktwig is an instrument. Like many sophisticated tools and musical instruments it's made of durable metal.

A collection of conversations with oneself, interwoven with a graphic language that gives a humorous twist to the sometimes pathetic texts.

A sequence of photographs of a small set of objects, four hands, one gaze and a fly.

Collaborative project with Diane Steverliynck, resulting in a free construction system.

Artist book with old family pictures relating to new pictures of sculptures, both taken at the same location.

An installation of four large sculptures and a poster, trying to keep their feet from getting wet.
 

A survey of works in studio and exhibitions settings punctuated with drawings and sketches, all made between 2004-2005.

Everything was placed in the right spot, then the works were removed. Now there is only a postcard.

A play and visual archive about the complexities of and the consequences of exposing  one's work to others.

Reflection on a studio visit, attempting to explore the distance between visitor and host.

Wooden reliefs based on the artist book, Self-Rebuses.
 

Installation based on two 'naked' characters relating to each other through the use of objects and their environment.
 

A series of posters and one wooden structure of a head.
 

Six temporary wooden spaces: A bar, a lecture room, a stage , two exhibition spaces and a storage space.
 

Regardless of its size, material or finish, one can do two things with it: move it, or let it be.
 

A series of wooden parts stem from further reflection on modular systems.

A book with 23 black and white drawings of naked slightly deformed persons, posing in a photo/film studio.
 

Artist book with a (photo)graphical compendium of objects, gestures, body parts… which are processed in collages.
 

Installation of a big wooden fence, covered wit works, blocking the entrance of the exhibition space.

A tryptich made up of a lamp, a poster and a sculpture.
 

A sculptural presentation and interpretation of an artist's portfolio.

24 small sculptures in various materials resulting from the project Thinktwig.