The stones which I process are pieces of waste taken from a stonemason's waste container. I often nodge Belgian blue freestone. Nodging is a technique used by stone masons who adorn building stones. It consists of fine parallel grooves ham- mered with a wide chisel. I also use the colour differences which occur on the surface when a freestone is raw, abrased or polished. To other sorts of stone I apply light structures on the surface which only should emphasize the stone's own structure and individuality. I like stones because of the beauty inherent in their material.

You are invited to see some of my stones,
click photos (upper left)

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