What a terrible person, always cranky... Yet there is humor behind his moodiness: his nasty character is very entertaining for the audience! This living statue is unequalled: a hilarious one-man show!

This is a living statue of a Gorilla.
One moment he is deep in thought, the next moment he looks at his audience doubtfully and penetratingly.
An impressive act that touches people, but also entertains!

This statue is inspired by the statue "Le Penseur" (the Thinker) by Auguste Rodin.

This is a living statue of an Orangutan; an impressive appearance. It is a bit exciting to get close, but it has a friendly character. Maybe he just wants to flea you.

This Angel immediately takes you into higher realms. With her heavenly smile she is a gift from heaven.
She caresses and blesses you with her soft feathers and brings you into ecstasy.
The atmosphere is good, Love flows.

This statue is supported with subtle angel music. 

Desiderius Erasmus, born in Rotterdam or Gouda on probably 28 October 1469 and passed away in Basel on 12 July 1536 was a Dutch Augustinian monk, humanist, writer and philosopher. 
Erasmus is best known for the Praise of Folly and the Enchiridion in which he explains his ideas about what Christianity really should mean to people. The Praise of Foolishness is a satire of all kinds of wrongdoing of his time, in which he lets the allegorical Foolishness say all kinds of things that the Church forbade him to say.

Jheronimus Bosch ('s-Hertogenbosch, circa 1450 - August 1516), also calle Hiëronymus or Jeroen, was a Dutch painter of the Northern Renaissance. His real name was Jeroen Anthoniszoon van Aken. Although he was internationally renowed through his life, and even kings and dukes bought his paintings, little is known about him.
In 1930 a statue of Jheronimus Bosch was unveiled on the Bossche Markt. The statue was made in 1929 by the sculptor August Falise. He used a drawing from Receuil d'Arras as a model. It is assumed that this is a portrait of Bosch. During the unveiling, Jeroen Bosch was called "le faizeur de Dyables". 

This is a program that includes several elements of play and disciplines such as living statues, movement theatre, dance and pantomime combined. 
The individual statues can also be used seperately and alternate with each other during the evening or afternoon, creating a program that can fill in an evening or event...

He who is in contact with the universal source and irrigate the old fields with the new water of life. 
The bringer of the new age: The Aquarius era.
This is a classically shaped statue. An old myth brought back to life.
When played indoors, there is a version with a jug and running water.
When played outdoors, there is a version with squirting fingers as a special effect. 

Movement theatre. The Lovers form time and time again through their alternation of dance-like movements and fixation new tableaus and scenes. Everything that moves them comes forth from their feelings for each other. The Love for each other has brought them together. 
The Love for each other has immortalized them in this form.
The Love for each other has united them into one being. 

There he is, busy again with organizing and maintaining of the sculpture garden and the next moment you can see him leaning on his rake for a moment to rest or he takes place on a bench. 
The interaction with the Copper Lady leads to surprising moments and therefore they form an essential part of the performance of the Court of Today. 

The Copper Lady has found a seat on a bench in the sculpture garden and cherishes a silent love for Hendrik Jan the Gardener. 
The interaction with Hendrik Jan the Gardener leads to surprising moments and they therefore form an essential part in the Court of Present. 
The Copper Lady plays in and around the sculpture garden but always finds her way back to a bench in the sculpture garden. 

This man is the only living and talkative inhabitant of the sculpture garden and often lies down on a bench to dream about the new world that he believes will come. He sometimes suddenly awakens and then a huge stream of words will roll over his tongue. He talks to the statues but they won't reply to him. He sings into the sky but the birds fly away. Sometimes he seems to be just as eager to fly away but he soon resigns himself to his thoughts about life and much more. 

These tree-like creatures speak to everyone's imagination and fantasy through the beautiful alternation of stillness and movement. 
In the beginning, the tree-like creatures stand motionless. When they slowly come to life, a game of beautiful slow motion and non-verbal interaction with each other and the audience is created. 

These gracefully decorated torsos have a sparkling appearance. Initially they cannot be distinguished from real statues. When they come to life with their graceful movements and frivolous play, they marvel everyone who will pass them by and see them. 

This is a combination of classical ballet and stand-still movement theatre.
The Ballerina stands motionless on its pedestal. The music starts and slowly the Ballerina comes to life.
She moves. she dances en pointe and around.
Then the Ballerina comes to a halt again. On the final chord of the music she fixes again in a graceful pose.
She closes her eyes.

This Lady and Lord feel in comfortable in every place. On their Pedestal or as an animation act between guests.
They play a frivolous game of beautiful movements and non-verbal interaction and fixate time and time again in poses that appeal to the imagination.
Both images can also portray Venetian statues by making small adjustments.

Two ladies dressed in orange as disciples on golden pedestals. This is a combination of stand-still movement theatre and dance. The disciples are part of the meditating Buddha lounge but can also be used as a separate performance... Usually they stand still on their pedestal or they make beautiful and graceful dance-like movements but every now and then they jump off their pedestals and they mix with the guests and stick a suitable bundi on the forehead of the guests or they spoil the guests with the beautiful sound of the Tibetan singing bowls.

These colourful ladies in their beautiful appearance can be used in a variety of ways. As a welcome act with the gate to receive guests. as an animation with their rolling plateau full of real grapes, as a tableux vivant in their gate decorated with bunches of grapes and leaves. In any case, guests will feel very welcome or will be pleasantly surprised by this frivolous duo.

This is a combination of stand-still movement theatre and dance. These gold-coloured Egyptian statues have a close kinship with the daughters of Akhenaten and Nefertite.
Achnaton was the farao of the Sun and his wife and daughters were known for their creative talents and forms of expression. These images radiate beauty, power and perfection. Can be used as a reception act or as gatekeepers at the entrance.

This is a combination between stand-still movement theatre and dance.The act is performed by a dancer that has been trained according to the Flamenco tradition and supported by a cajon player. 
The figures are motionless on the pedestals. A guitar chord sounds and the dancer comes to life.
She moves, she dances, and a question-answer game takes place between the footwork of the dancer and the cajon player.
Then both figures come to a halt again and on the final chord of the guitar they fix again in a graceful pose. This cycle repeats itself every ten minutes...
They always work with seven minutes of standstill and three minutes of movement, dance, music and interaction.

(abstract ice sculpture)
Because of the shape of the pedestal, the costume and the absolute discipline of the performer, this image cannot be distinguished from a real statue. The figure on the pedestal stands motionless in the beginning.
Every now and then she comes alive with her dance-like movements. Frozen is icy, still, abstract, fresh, graceful and an absolute delight to the eye. Frozen can be booked in a large and a small version. 

This is an absolutely still statue. The act is accompanied by the sounds of the sitar. Every now and then the Buddha awakes and his Tibetan bell rings. He winks at the audience, after which he sinks into deep meditation again until silence comes. With the meditating Buddha there can also be two orange ladies used as disciples usable.
The meditating Buddha is as part of the meditating Buddha lounge usable with disciples, various decorative elements and possibly live music and dance.  

These contemporary statues fit into any modern decor: a busy shopping street,a shop window, o n their pedestals in a room, Just somewhere at the entrance for the reception of guests, on a stage setting with decorative elements or  as an animation between guests. A perfect eye-catcher for trade fairs and/or product presentations and of course also usable for, for example, guiding guests from A to B. When they come to life, a comically mime-like game of phased movement patterns is created in a story line. The whole is supported by appropriate lounge music... 

This Lady and Lord feel in comfortable in every place. On their Pedestal or as an animation act between guests.
They play a frivolous game of beautiful movements and non-verbal interaction and fixate time and time again in poses that appeal to the imagination.
Both images can also portray Venetian statues by making small adjustments.

These two silver-coloured classical figures can be used as reception act on pedestals, in a living painting, as an animation act or on stage with decorations as tableaux vivant.
As an animation act they use typical movement patterns and form a varied game of beautiful movements and fixation. 

Stylish - Fascinating - Amazing... Two silver-coloured angels on silver-coloured pedestals. This is a combination of stand-still movement theatre and dance. The Seraphim are the heavenly messengers of music and dance. 
Heavenly sounds and music sound from the pedestals. The beautiful costumes give these two angelic figures a special and refined appearance. The each carry a white dove as a symbol for the heavenly messengers on one hand. The Seraphim can also be used as Christmas angels.

Sparkling like ice, this Winter Queen stands for all winter occasions.
With her luminous scepter she rules over the audience.
Beautiful when light is added as there are many transparencies and glass in it.
Only available for indoors.

The sisters Magenta instruct, coordinate, evaluate, inform, present and are always on full alert. In short, these ladies can be used in many ways. They guarantee a theatrical approach and are therefore a stylish addition to your event. In combination with Don Piedro they bring a performance in which various disciplines such as dance, pantomime and movement theatre are combined. 

Don Piedro, of course, prefers to go out with the magenta sisters but not every occasion serves this purpose. 
He can stand his ground on his own perfectly well.
He feels cool in his tight blue suit. Perfect reception act or for playful presentations.