The organic shapes attract me, and also the way it floats in the frame, so to speak. You don’t immediately see clearly what you are looking at. This allows me to keep discovering new things. It is not something you can suddenly understand completely. I like the text “Make something happen please” because it works so well with the space. Here, it hangs very prominently in the entrance to our house. So as soon as you enter, you see that it is never a dull place here.
Last year, Amie had a solo exhibition in Utrecht at country house Oud-Amelisweerd, which is part of the Centraal Museum. We were then approached to ask if this work could also be exhibited there. It was the first time we had received such a request about an artwork, and I thought it was incredibly cool. In the end, “Body Language” even became the campaign image for the exhibition. Suddenly, we saw “our work” popping up in different places! We did look at a blank wall for six months, but it was also instant proof that this purchase really was a good catch for us.”
