Nature | Projects
PROJECT LAND (August 2021)
In follow-up of the below described art projects "OCEAN" and "SKY” in the year 2011, Johannes Schoonhoven now entrusts his artwork to nature in the open air for a year. This work will continue to be shaped by nature and its four seasons.
The 4-dimensional artwork named: Labyrinth will be placed in the garden of his old school friend, now living in Eerbeek the Netherlands, and can be followed via a livestream on Social Media channels and the website of Johannes Schoonhoven.
The final appearance of this work is unpredictable, after the artwork has been completely dedicated to nature for a year.
The artwork can rotate freely in the wind and stands on a steel tube in the middle of glued and black painted pavement tiles.
The creator of the base has a unique private collection of artworks of Johannes Schoonhoven and has worked on the project with great passion.
The work is in the front garden in an alley with only a sidewalk in front of the door in a quiet environment.
To view the outdoor artwork, you can make an appointment via the artist.
PROJECT OCEAN (March 2011)
Johannes Schoonhoven finds a lot of inspiration in nature and its infinity.
For that reason, he returned a work of art to the ocean on 2 March 2011 between Den Helder and Texel in the Netherlands.
Twelve days later it stranded on shore of Texel's “Razendebol” where it was found by beachcomber Hans Eelman.
Note - press release: Texel-Plaza
PROJECT SKY (April 2011)
Making art is a contemplative experience for Johannes Schoonhoven in collaboration with nature.
Johannes Schoonhoven has been visiting a Franciscan monastery for 20 years, where he finds a lot of inspiration to create his art.
To express his gratitude for this, on April 10, 2011, he had his “artwork” take off with a balloon in the monastery garden of the Franciscan brothers.
Note - press release: Brabants Dagblad