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!
Eyelashes
Eyes are often the first thing you notice about someone. The eyelashes around them give eyes a beautiful frame. Rineke expresses this in glass. But if you look through the eyelashes, you see something completely different, it looks like an optical illusion!
Trophy
During the European Championships in early June 2024, Rineke got the jitters. With so much sport coming up, there had to be a trophy. Shiny and sparkling, dedicated to all participants. With the arms in the air, it became Trophy. Congratulations to all of this summer’s winners.
Spitze
Spitze, such a high! Rineke wanted to experiment with a triangular shape and that worked out well. The strips of blue glass are slightly wider, creating a nice relief on the piece. With a small vista in the middle. Richtig Spitze!
Nexus
Rineke’s breathtaking artwork ‘Nexus’ consists of 3 groups of elements that are rotated in relation to each. As a result, the view changes depending on your own point of view. The Nexus, or core, is contained within a larger turquoise boundary. It is eventually enclosed by a deep blue sparkling wall. Amazing!
Blue moon
Sometimes there is a season with not three but four full moons. The third of those three full moons is then called the Blue Moon. A special event. Rineke made a beautiful Blue moon, high in the sky on a crystal clear glass stand of 30 cm high! Special, because you look right through it and still can’t see where the fourth quarter of that full moon is!
Downtown
The glass artwork Downtown depicts the waterfront of a heavily built-up island in the river of a large city. It consists of six towers, each of which consists of two equal elements. Three clear glass support elements can also be seen on the foundation, which ensure cohesion in the work and allow light to pass through between the towers.
Ode to Ole
At the end of the 70s, the Danish artist Ole Korzau made beautiful screen prints with ‘Danske motiver’. With ‘Ode to Ole’, Rineke pays tribute to Ole Korzau, but in her own style, with strips of glass.
Flamenco
Fiery and swaying, that is the Spanish dance Flamenco. Rineke made a new glass object in the series of dances, followig previous dances like Tango, Paso doble and Rain dance. The flamenco dancer’s rustling skirts are deep red and solid in color on the inside. The exterior captures the temperament of the dance. Olé!!
Castle
Castle combines clear and moss-green glass to take the shape of a medieval castle. Light plays on the surface, creating subtle patterns and reflections. This piece captures the essence of a castle, blending the traditional form with modern design.