A ribbon marks a special act, a struggle against an illness or thanks for long-term commitment to a good cause. Ribbons represent a dignified past that must also be seen in the future.

In the Royal Albert Memorial Museum RAMM in Exeter, Rineke saw a beautiful gold brooch from the period 1300-1400. The shape of a circle with a six-pointed star inspired her to make pendants from bronze. They are patinated in three ways, giving each pendant its own appearance.

This summer from one day to the next, the chives started to bloom with plenty of those lovely purple flowers. That gave the idea for this glass object, Chives.

The rays of Rays are bright and predominantly translucent in color. Light plays through them, casting beautifully colored shadows. Rays deserves a spot in the sun.

Uhuru — not just the sound of an owl, but also the Swahili word for freedom. The freedom everyone desires so deeply — animals included. Read the story of Rineke and an owlet; Kenya, 1992.

On Sunday, August 23, 2026 from 11:00 to 17:00, I will stand with my glass and bronze on one of the most beautiful squares in the Netherlands, the Grote Kerkhof in Deventer. It will be a spontaneous, intimate pop-up gallery avant la lettre!