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Sfinks Festival, 1989
Jeune Peinture, 1990
Stad aan de Stroom, 1990
sky viewers, 1993
Netwerk, 1998
Parvis, 1999
wings for a playground, 1999
Geen Tijd, 2000
Kunst en Zwalm, 2001
Zeezicht, 2002
Gallery Voss, 2002
Tel Aviv, 2003
Heilige Geest, 2003
Versus, 2003
Fort IV, 2003
Schildehof, 2004
blue wing, 2004
Gallery Phoebus, 2005
Lokaal 01, 2005
Super! Triënnale, 2005
Heilige Geest 2, 2006
Sehnsucht, 2006
proposal for an art intervention, 2007
White Plane, 2008
Trigger, 2008
Havermarkt, 2009
(un)balanced, 2009
A Fine Line, 2010
Disturbed Silence, 2010
composition for a market place, 2010
roundabout, 2011
aH-Ha, 2012
parallel worlds, 2012
In Between, 2013
memento mori, 2013
Glorious Failures, 2014
Al mijn vrienden zijn wetenschappers, 2014
folly for a private garden, 2014
verf na Van Eyck, 2014
fragments of a movement, 2015
project for a summer exhibition, 2015
double white, 2015
between tables and a shelter, 2015
Glorious Failure, 2016
double, 2016
glorious failure for the Last Show, 2016
Blue Planes, 2016
zwischenebenen, 2017
A shelter for bycicles, 2017
a watchtower for Doomkerke, 2018
labyrinth, 2018
Salon Blanc, 2019
_wals03_, 2019
Blue Line, 2019
‘THE IMPORTANCE OF SUFFICIENT VERTICAL SUPPORT..., 2018
straddle carrier monument, 2020
Der Schnitt, 2020
Spiral, 2020
Grote prijs Ernest Albert, 2021
'OK', 2021
Hof Ter Saksen, 2021
Het Voorstel, 2021
War Victim Memorial, 2021
De Prijkels, 2022
About Architecture, 2022
ZONDER EINDE (Endless), 2023
roundabout, 2011

Spiral (permanent installation), Kleine Brogel, Belgium (supported by the Kunstcel Vlaams Bouwmeester)
At first glance, the red-and-white tube seems familiar. It appears to be a technical system for creating greater visibility and safety for traffic. It encircles the roundabout in a double movement, and has no beginning and no end.
It is only after you have approached and circled around the roundabout that the object reveals itself to be an artwork, and it becomes apparent that we are being misled. For a moment, the environment seems less predictable and there is room for wonder. The tube goes up and down in an endless movement, thus transforming the roundabout into a game.

painted steel tube supported by galvanized steel tubes (diameter 26m, height 4,5m)