Cassata

You probably know it, cake or ice cream with those green and red candied cherries. Pink, white, and green ice cream is called Cassata, often made with strawberries, vanilla, and pistachio ice cream, and cherry pieces. Let Rineke be a real enthusiast!

Kitchen garden

Her cultivation trays with herbs and cut flowers for the home inspired Rineke to create this cozy Kitchen garden.

Yellow river

A river that transports yellow clay from the land through the water to the sea. Ripples on the water due to the current. That was in Rineke’s head when making this high work.

Blossom

Rineke made Blossom, floating on a surface, inspired by magnolia in the garden and water lilies during a walk. The work is signed with her “Crazy face”. The freshness of spring radiates from it. Glorious!

Quadruplets

Rineke made quadruplets of blue droplets through which plenty of light can pass. The work gives a feeling of a nice fresh shower at the end of a warm lazy day.

Gradient

Glass, as transparent as the sky to let light through, or colored to filter the light. In each of Gradient’s stack of pixels, a colored element is replaced by a clear element. The beautiful gradient of color is the result, from deep golden to completely clear.

Mistral

The image of pine trees and cypresses in the wind was the inspiration for Rineke in creating this high work Mistral. It stands firmly, but leans in the direction of the prevailing wind.

Marmalade sky

The Beatles inspired Rineke to create this glass fusion artwork. The wonderful orange colors of the evening sun that you see in the sky when the weather change is coming. With a little imagination you don’t know what you see….

Pink slate

Pink slate from Canada, like Rineke’s glass art, is made up of layers.
Due to the slanted position of the work, the layers of glass seem to slide away from each other as if you were looking into a quarry.
But in bright pink glass, beautiful!

Confetti

Celebrate life, it’s a party! Sprinkle a few handfuls of confetti on top and the party is complete. That’s the feeling Rineke had when she started making this glass piece of art. The work turned out as intended, again a reason for a party!