This vibrant acrylic impasto painting explores the powerful duality of chaos—not as destruction, but as a birthplace of transformation. Centered in bold red, yellow, and white, the ancient chaos symbol (inspired by I Ching or universal markings of disorder and potential) stands defiantly against a swirling blue and purple background.

This acrylic painting captures the eerie elegance of Joseph Charlatan, the ghostly conductor at the heart of Efteling’s Danse Macabre. Cloaked in shadows and grandeur, he raises his baton not just to lead music—but to summon memories, mystery, and a waltz between the living and the lost.

This acrylic painting captures a quiet but powerful figure from one of Efteling’s most beloved fairytales: Mother Goat, the ever-watchful guardian from The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats.

This painting captures a quiet moment of motion: a grey heron in flight, wings fully stretched, soaring across a canvas of layered green.

Some birds don’t just fly—they flash through the world. The kingfisher is one of those creatures. Quick, bold, and impossibly vibrant. In this painting, I tried to capture not just its shape, but its energy—that fleeting moment of flight when color and movement become one.

Some paintings arrive in my mind like whispers. This one fluttered in quietly—a soft, abstract vision of a pink butterfly perched on a green branch. Not in motion, not mid-flight, but still. Present. Choosing pause over escape.

This expressive impasto painting captures the essence of a dragon—not as a creature of fire and fury, but as a symbol of elegance, energy, and transformation. Rendered in layered blue, green, and soft pink tones, the dragon reveals itself in abstract form: fluid, powerful, and just beyond reach.

This painting captures a quiet moment of life and light: a coal tit perched delicately on a twig, surrounded by a bold, textured blue background full of motion and energy.

This expressive acrylic painting, created with a combination of impasto and pouring techniques, captures a moment both intimate and unspoken: two women walking through the rain, their forms shaped as much by the falling water as by the emotion between them.