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Polyhedron prototype 2.0 - Stained glass table lamp
(Geometric type: Archimedean solid uniform polyhedron with 38 faces)

Polyhedron prototype 2.0
Polyhedron prototype 2.0

Year : 12/2007 - Dimensions : 35 cm³ - Material : White stained glass, fluorescent lamps

 
Polyhedron prototype 2.0
Polyhedron prototype 2.0

Year : 12/2007 - Dimensions : 35 cm³ - Material : White stained glass, fluorescent lamps

 
Polyhedron prototype 2.0
Polyhedron prototype 2.0

Year : 12/2007 - Dimensions : 35 cm³ - Material : White stained glass, fluorescent lamps

 
Polyhedron prototype 2.0  -  (View through eyehole)
Polyhedron prototype 2.0 - (View through eyehole)

Year : 12/2007 - Dimensions : 35 cm³ - Material : White stained glass, fluorescent lamps

 
 

Past group exhibitions

  • November 2018: Biennale Rodeart 2018 'Identité', Sint-Genesius-Rode, Belgium
    (Polyhedron prototype 2.0)

  • June 2014: Annual exhibition, Academie Anderlecht, Belgium
    (Seven works of the 'Anaglypha' series)

  • April 2014: Cultural center ZINNEMA, Anderlecht, Belgium
    ('Pyramide')

  • June 2013: Annual exhibition, Academie Anderlecht, Belgium
    (Three works of the 'Anaglypha' series)

  • November 2012: Blomqvist cafe, Brussels, Belgium
    (The 'Polyhedron' Trilogy)

  • June 2009: Annual exhibition, Academie Anderlecht, Belgium
    ('X-cube')

  • October 2008: BAAF 2008, Brussels, Belgium
    ('Mechanism of continuous change' series)

  • April 2008: Boston University in Brussels, Belgium
    ('Mechanism of continuous change' series)

  • June 2007: Annual exhibition, Academie Anderlecht, Belgium
    ('Steenput' & 'Polyhedron')

  • March 2007: Art festival 'WIT', Eglise Saint-Jaint-Baptiste au Beguinage, Brussels, Belgium
    ('Polyhedron')

  • May 2006: Art contest-exhibition 'Green is not red' by Villa Basta, Houthalen, Belgium

  • July 2001: Cultural center Vasilis Rotas, Nea Makri, Greece

  • March 2001: Art Gallery AENAON, Neo Psichiko-Athens, Greece

  • August 1998: Solo exhibition with academic study paintings, Neos Voutsas, Rafina, Greece