Lighthouse
The bright light at the top of a lighthouse is often white, but in some towers it is also red in color. Rineke captured the atmosphere of lighthouses in this tall glass object. The two parts together form a round structure that shows its color depending on how you look at it.
Golden hour
Glass artist Rineke loves the light in the last hour before sunset. Photographers call it the Golden Hour. During that time, the sun gives a wonderfully warm glow to everything the light shines on. The glass sculpture ‘Golden hour’ wants to convey that feeling to you. Enjoy the warmth.
Geysir
This blue-green glass artwork in turquoise base is called Geysir and is the third in the Eruptions series. Geysir the Icelanders call it, the spouting spring that gave our hot water appliances its name. Rineke went to look there, but stood a little too close to it. The wind earned her a wet suit that only stayed warm for a moment…
Lava
The fiery colors of swirling lava splash off this work. You can almost imagine the smell of the air as when you would come close. Lava is so hot that rock has melted and solidifies again a little later. This is also how this wonderful artwork is made, but of glass.
Eruption
Mesmerizing work, it looks like an eruption! Or maybe a moss plant that germinates or a nest of cobras? The light shines fantastically through this work, the first of a series of Eruptions of glass that Rineke makes. The glass is smooth and rounded by the temperature at which it is processed. Really so beautiful!
Triple O
The placement of six semicircles on two elements and the different shades of green give the work a playful effect.
Bamboo
Bamboo is not, as usual, made of long strips of glass, but rather of short strips that differ in color. The bright knots in the stems give the work a botanical look.
Pilars
No less than 10 glass elements together make these five pillars. Because they are placed at right angles to each other, the light refracts in an interesting way. The blue, green and sparkling particles at the top of the bright pillars bring your gaze up to the top of this high organic work.
Milkshake
Fancy the blissful summer? Nice and lazy and languid in the sun. Warm though…. What could be better than cooling down a bit with a nice pink milkshake with ice cream and fresh strawberries! This glass sculpture Milkshake gives you exactly that feeling, but without melting. Slurping is allowed 😇
Espresso
Espresso Description What could be better than a hearty cup of Italian espresso from freshly ground beans. That’s a moment of pure happiness. Not that big, but full of flavor. Taste it when you end their delicious indulgence at Wijnbar Bridot in Elst with a great espresso. Rineke made this glass sculpture just like that […]