A beautiful and sexy body linked to wearing a corset of the most uncomfertable things.
2006 55cm x 28cm x 20cm Bronze
The original is made out of serpentine stone.
Sensual apple ed.3
2016 170cm x 34cm x 28cm Bronze
apple table ed.3
2016 29cm x 56cm x 61cm Bronze black platin
twins ed.3
2010 55cm x 55cm x 20cm Bronze / black patin and polished
women shield ed.7
It is being beautiful all the time. It is the shield that covers something we could be...
2002 69cm x 45cm x 22cm Aluminium / black bronze / rusty
angel leg petit ed.7
The shape makes you happy and gives a feeling of freedom, but might hide a touch of rebelliousness.
2013 75cm x 27cm x 31cm Bronze, silver and coloured
melting apple ed.3
2016 60cm x 60cm x 100cm Bronze
STILL WALL ed.5
2021 BIG: 60cm x 38cm SMALL: 47CM x 28cm Bronze
STILL BOOKLETS ed.30
2020 10cm x 22cm x 15cm Bronze Also available in black
Torso ed.6
The women and the discussion of breasts. The strength is in the body itself.
2008 46cm x 30cm x 35cm Aluminium
man Torso ed.150
The man torso in all its simplicity. The simple living inspires and leaves enough for imagination.
2012 28cm x 19cm x 12cm Bronze, polished, black patina or aluminium
Also available in big size: Height: 96cm
Half a beauty ed.7
Classical work. 2001 65cm x 25cm x 20cm Aluminium / bronze
FOOT ed.7
It’s a foot with bandages. Life takes; being at your highest potential.
2010 24cm x 24cm x 12cm Bronze / wax
Undressed ed.7
It reveals a moment of vulnerability. At this moment you put your t-shirt over your head… someone can judge you freely.
2007 63cm x 35cm x 25cm Polyester, aluminium and bronze
The original is made out of sand stone.
leg ed.7
Originally made in wood, a very important sculpture for Judith. It was made in times when she needed to feel strength and support in her growth. It is a very strong and pertinent posture. With the heel in all her feminin strength.
This work (designed for Mattel Barbie) reveals the power and freedom of women and freedom of looking at Barbie as a role model.
2013 98cm x 75cm x 230cm
sophie ed.7
Pictures the shyness and vulnerability of a woman, even though she can not hide everything.
2008 100cm x 40cm x 55cm Aluminium
still life ed.3
2016 100cm x 78cm x 20cm Bronze
silicon angel ed.1
The choice of a woman to be as she wants to be.
2010 100cm x 80cm x 60cm Aluminium
No competition ed.1
Limbless bodies of Barbie are piled up to show that Barbie is just a doll. The woman on top is proud and in no competition with the dolls. It is just a product.
2013 125cm x 70cm x 220cm Aluminium coloured
high heel ed.7
This is a posture to tell someone how much effort there is in being what is expected.
2007 20cm x 20cm x 10cm Aluminium / bronze / black / gold / green
competition ed.3
Woman who are saying: ‘look at me... How beautiful I am, in all my nakedness. I don’t need all those expensive things, look at me as I am.'
2008 120cm x 80cm x 30cm
just a doll ed.3
Incomplete, parts missing, reveals the fact that Barbie is not more than a doll (Designed for Mattel).
2014 97 cm x 85 cm x 60 cm Aluminium, coloured
split ed.7
Points out the dilemmas women have in deviding there attention to what they are and what they want in life.
2007 160cm x 40cm x 30cm Aluminium / bronze / black / gold
stiletto ed.7
Stiletto is a translation of a woman who wears high heels. Her standards are too high to be realistic.
2008 100cm x 30cm x 15cm Aluminium / bronze / black / gold
lady like ed.3
The makeability of a woman. Laying on a (operation) table and being beautiful. Barbies knees point out this makeability.
2013 98cm x 46cm x 150cm Aluminium coloured
what's for dinner ed.3
It is a somewhat rebellious sculpture that gives a posture in answer to the question: “what’s for dinner”? This question is often asked and been used in power games in relationships.
2013 50cm x 60cm x 220cm Patinated bronze / gold
foot in wood ed.7
2007 40cm x 27cm x 24cm Aluminium
angel ed.7
Feminine stretch and posture telling their effort. 2006 58cm x 60cm x 14cm Patinated black / gold