Bospolder Tussen Dijken was a commisioned work for the presentation of the masterplan of the new 'Roofpark' which will be build over the former railroads in Delfshaven, Rotterdam. Over a lenght of 1 kilometer, 34 wooden beams were planted in huge platic tubs, mirroring the excisting trees on the other side. For three years they were exposed to the changing seasons, slowly being deforming by the wind, the rain and the sun. The beams bended and twisted but never gave any leaves. At the present moment most of the work is gone, due to vandalism. Bospolder Tussen Dijken, 2003 Dakpark Hudsonstraat, Rotterdam, NL Wood, plastic tubs, sand and pebblestones 100 x 450 x 100 cm - 1km long