David Dessens Blooming Symphony
Blooming Symphony is a generative and interactive artwork that immerses viewers in two perpetually evolving landscapes of vibrant flowers and lush vegetation. Each flower seems to grow and transform naturally, with the landscape constantly shifting in color and light. The visual experience evokes a sense of serenity, as flowers gently sway and evolve, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that draws from the timeless beauty of nature.
The first landscape takes inspiration from the floral fields depicted in Claude Monet’s “Poppy Field”. The scene captures the delicate interplay of light and color, with flowers bathed in soft, natural sunlight. Petals seem to shimmer as the light changes, while the vivid hues and swirling textures mimic van Gogh’s energetic brushstrokes. The field feels both tranquil and alive, echoing the emotional depth of classical paintings while being ever-changing in real time.
The second scene transitions to a breathtaking sunflower field, drenched in warm, golden light. Inspired by van Gogh’s iconic “Sunflowers,” this scene bursts with vibrant yellows and glowing energy. The sunflowers, with their tall, sturdy stems and radiant petals, stretch toward the sky, symbolizing vitality and joy. The endless horizon and bright blue sky enhance the sense of expansiveness and optimism, creating a landscape that feels both nostalgic and full of life.

Reinier Bosch Dew Black
Dew Black bench is a part of The Melting Series – Black Patina, a family of bronze design objects that seem to melt. The process is as fluid as the melting of the bronze in the foundry where the piece is made. Models are made of wax, which are then casted in bronze. The objects are made as one piece, finished highly polished with black patina. 

Reinier Bosch Flow Black

Reinier Bosch Lava Set
Reinier Bosch shows a very dynamic approach to his designs: he likes to stop and capture moments that usually unravel in time. Even if the pieces are static, they give an impression of movement: someone who looks at the ‘The Melting Series’ can easily picture liquid flowing.

Boris van Berkum Kabra Blauw
The piece symbolizes cultural unity, combining the spiritual significance of blue and white in Winti tradition with the Dutch national art form. The design blends a Yoruba ancestor mask with a 17th-century Delft vase, creating a powerful representation of how art bridges historical and cultural divides. Blessed by Winti priestess Marian Markelo, it stands as a symbol of connection through shared history and spirituality.

Hand-painted by master-painter Diana van Zeijl (atelier Heinen Delfts Blauw Delft, Netherlands )
Kabra Blauw is part of the ongoing collaboration between artist Boris van Berkum and Winti priestess Marian Markelo.

Salustiano Amapola con Caracoles

Salustiano Tulipán con Abejas

Amarist Aqua Fossil Soul III
This piece explores the coexistence between natural matter and human creation. Sculpted alabaster emerges from beneath the concrete, appearing as a delicate fragment of pure nature that endures and persists, evoking our truest essence caught between urban elements.

Alabaster, with its transparency and inner light, symbolizes the eternal and unchangeable in nature, while concrete represents human intervention—hard and often oppressive.

With this work, Amarist Studio invites reflection on the balance between the human footprint and the natural world. When the alabaster is illuminated, a “fossil soul” emerges, enduring beneath layers of concrete, reminding us that despite environmental transformation, a pure essence always remains, ready to be rediscovered.

Amarist Aqua Fossil Universe
Aqua Fossil Universe expands the idea of time and life on a cosmic scale. A hand-carved alabaster sphere, resemblinga fossilized planet, symbolizes the disappearance of life. Inside, a smaller sphere emits light, representing the last remnant of vital energy. The light filtering through the stone reflects the eternal cycle of life and death, reminding us that even in darkness, life endures. Crafted through a meditative process, this sculpture pays tribute to the unceasing transformation of the universe.

Amarist Aqua Fossil Moon X
Amarist’s Aqua Fossil series envisions a future where water, the essence of life, becomes fossilized in the Earth’s surface. Using alabaster, they transform water into a tangible fossil, symbolizing the fragility of natural resources and the permanence of their loss.

In Fossil Moon, this idea evolves further with a circular mirror divided between alabaster and glass. The alabaster half represents a fossilized moon, while the mirrored half reflects both the observer and the cosmic void, merging past and present.

The creation process is entirely manual, with each piece meticulously hand-carved, sanded, and polished. Every stroke of the tool is a meditative act, revealing the stone’s hidden essence and reflecting the slow passage of time, which is central to Amarist’s artistic vision.

Amarist Aqua Fossil Moon XII
Amarist’s Aqua Fossil series envisions a future where water, the essence of life, becomes fossilized in the Earth’s surface. Using alabaster, they transform water into a tangible fossil, symbolizing the fragility of natural resources and the permanence of their loss.

In Fossil Moon, this idea evolves further with a circular mirror divided between alabaster and glass. The alabaster half represents a fossilized moon, while the mirrored half reflects both the observer and the cosmic void, merging past and present.

The creation process is entirely manual, with each piece meticulously hand-carved, sanded, and polished. Every stroke of the tool is a meditative act, revealing the stone’s hidden essence and reflecting the slow passage of time, which is central to Amarist’s artistic vision.

Amarist Aqua Fossil Moon XIII
Amarist’s Aqua Fossil series envisions a future where water, the essence of life, becomes fossilized in the Earth’s surface. Using alabaster, they transform water into a tangible fossil, symbolizing the fragility of natural resources and the permanence of their loss.

In Fossil Moon, this idea evolves further with a circular mirror divided between alabaster and glass. The alabaster half represents a fossilized moon, while the mirrored half reflects both the observer and the cosmic void, merging past and present.

The creation process is entirely manual, with each piece meticulously hand-carved, sanded, and polished. Every stroke of the tool is a meditative act, revealing the stone’s hidden essence and reflecting the slow passage of time, which is central to Amarist’s artistic vision.

Amarist Aqua Fossil Moon XIV
Amarist’s Aqua Fossil series envisions a future where water, the essence of life, becomes fossilized in the Earth’s surface. Using alabaster, they transform water into a tangible fossil, symbolizing the fragility of natural resources and the permanence of their loss.

In Fossil Moon, this idea evolves further with a circular mirror divided between alabaster and glass. The alabaster half represents a fossilized moon, while the mirrored half reflects both the observer and the cosmic void, merging past and present.

The creation process is entirely manual, with each piece meticulously hand-carved, sanded, and polished. Every stroke of the tool is a meditative act, revealing the stone’s hidden essence and reflecting the slow passage of time, which is central to Amarist’s artistic vision.

Amarist Aqua Fossil Moon XV
Amarist’s Aqua Fossil series envisions a future where water, the essence of life, becomes fossilized in the Earth’s surface. Using alabaster, they transform water into a tangible fossil, symbolizing the fragility of natural resources and the permanence of their loss.

In Fossil Moon, this idea evolves further with a circular mirror divided between alabaster and glass. The alabaster half represents a fossilized moon, while the mirrored half reflects both the observer and the cosmic void, merging past and present.

The creation process is entirely manual, with each piece meticulously hand-carved, sanded, and polished. Every stroke of the tool is a meditative act, revealing the stone’s hidden essence and reflecting the slow passage of time, which is central to Amarist’s artistic vision.

Amarist Aqua Fossil Moon XVI
Amarist’s Aqua Fossil series envisions a future where water, the essence of life, becomes fossilized in the Earth’s surface. Using alabaster, they transform water into a tangible fossil, symbolizing the fragility of natural resources and the permanence of their loss.

In Fossil Moon, this idea evolves further with a circular mirror divided between alabaster and glass. The alabaster half represents a fossilized moon, while the mirrored half reflects both the observer and the cosmic void, merging past and present.

The creation process is entirely manual, with each piece meticulously hand-carved, sanded, and polished. Every stroke of the tool is a meditative act, revealing the stone’s hidden essence and reflecting the slow passage of time, which is central to Amarist’s artistic vision.

Amarist Aqua Fossil Moon XVII
Amarist’s Aqua Fossil series envisions a future where water, the essence of life, becomes fossilized in the Earth’s surface. Using alabaster, they transform water into a tangible fossil, symbolizing the fragility of natural resources and the permanence of their loss.

In Fossil Moon, this idea evolves further with a circular mirror divided between alabaster and glass. The alabaster half represents a fossilized moon, while the mirrored half reflects both the observer and the cosmic void, merging past and present.

The creation process is entirely manual, with each piece meticulously hand-carved, sanded, and polished. Every stroke of the tool is a meditative act, revealing the stone’s hidden essence and reflecting the slow passage of time, which is central to Amarist’s artistic vision.