Jurriaan Molenaar - Passage (Pre-order)

What if architecture wasn't about adding, but about revealing what's already there?

With this thought-provoking question, we invite you into the world of visual artist Jurriaan Molenaar. For his latest sculpture, 'Passage' (2026), Molenaar returned to the essence of sculpture: the art of omission.

The story behind the stone It all began with a chance encounter on Nijverheidslaan in Weesp. Molenaar stumbled upon a characteristic stone that formed the seed for a larger idea. His vision? A future where we build with materials that the location provides us, simply by removing the 'unnecessary'.

The result was a temple-like sculpture with an intriguing tunnel that invites the viewer to look through the material.

Details:

Official sales launch: Tuesday, April 21.

Edition: 8 pieces, each uniquely finished, signed in the stone and numbered.

Dimensions: 15 x 15 x 25 cm, appearing strikingly larger in person due to its spatial form.

Material: Cast stone.