art in public space
For QKunst, I'm working on the initial stages of art in public space projects in Utrecht and Amsterdam. They connect art, design, heritage and history, mobility, community, landscape and urban planning. In 2023-2024 I was one of the organizers and mediators of the art project BUILD! by Stichting Buitenstaander, in which six emerging artists created new large outdoor pieces for the public space of Lage Weide business park in Utrecht. They reflected on topical issues in the area, such as sustainability, and worked with local materials. The works were on show in autumn 2024 at Lage Weide, Utrecht, and in the summer of 2025 at the sculpture biennial ARTZUID in Amsterdam.
Collection management
For QKunst I work with corporate and government collections. This involves the collection inventory and registration, doing research on the collection, creating exhibitions and presentations for the offices, writing (exhibition) texts and giving tours. I worked with: the Province of Zuid-Holland, the municipality of Amersfoort, Wageningen University, Delft University, KPN, Nationale Nederlanden, Rabobank, Achmea, Alliander, among others.
events
I co-organised Vuelta//Arte, an event related to La Vuelta Holanda, connecting the Spanish and Dutch art worlds. The event took place 17-18-19 June 2022, in Utrecht, Breda and Den Bosch. In this project, I worked together with artist-in-residence platform Witte Rook and Stedelijk Museum Breda. The Spanish art professionals who were invited included Fernando Sánchez Castillo, Susanna Inglada and Agustín Pérez Rubio.
gallery & Fair assistant
I worked for Galerie Sanaa, Gallery O-68 and Tableau Magazine as art fair assistant and gallery host. I also worked as gallery assistant and art advisor at the art loan Kunstuitleen Utrecht.

RESEARCH
Research is often an integral part of my work, for example when working with corporate and government collections and when developing exhibition concepts. My independent research focusses on Spanish art in Dutch (museum) collections, such as Spanish informalism, in an international political and social context. In 2020-2021 I lived in Barcelona, where I researched the life and oeuvre of the Spanish Catalan 20th-century artist and designer Jordi Fornas for a private client. Recently I assisted with a research project for the Mondriaan fund on the Dutch participation at the Venice Biennale within the political and social context, focusing on the 1930s.
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