May 2004, temporary
'Galerie op de Rotte'; The Rotte River, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

This work was part of an exhibition on the river Rotte in Rotterdam, with Willem de Kooning's “North Atlantic Light” as the central theme.
In documents I read that De Kooning was referring to the moving clouds over the moving water, enabling the light to 'bounce' between clouds and water.

In my work I used a mirror, floating 70 cm under the water’s surface. The mirror would reflect the incoming sunlight from the mirror upwards onto the water’s surface, and back to the mirror, and so on.