Includes a collection of 'regalia'; crowns and orbs, inspired by the vices in the retinue of Folly, from Erasmus' book "In Praise of Folly."

In total 9 crowns were made, which represent the 8 vices of Erasmus'. 

During my daily walks, I see the most beautiful cloudscapes.
They remind me of old Dutch paintings.
For the Cloud Studies, thin strips of torn white paper are spun into thread. Transparent spheres are knitted from the threads. Inside these, smaller chains of blown spheres are suspended, sometimes adorned with small objects made of glass beads.

Aberglauben – Superstition. A Fraison chain is a protective amulet. It consists of a satin ribbon or red cord threaded with various charms.

The Tulipmania project deals with the total hysteria and madness that arose during the tulip mania of 1636–1637, during which the value of a tulip bulb plummeted from priceless to worthless within a year.

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The Fool’s Cap, inspired by the etching by Pieter Nolpe in the Rijksmuseum about tulip mania. In the print, tulip traders, known as the ‘cap men,’ gather in a tent shaped like an upside-down tulip.

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Floris Ebinger cooks around the theme of the tulip. Tulip bulbs, petals, and liqueur are incorporated into the meal. The use of tulip bulbs as food dates back much further than WWII—reaching as far as Roman times.

The lakes lie protected between the mountains. It seems as if they have been gifted the “Gletschermilch” in their lap. The healing water, the beautiful color, and the protection of an apron were the starting point for this series of works.