The invisible wall, yellow green

• Painting with a profile and figures painted in white, yellow, green and black. Made with large strokes of oil paint and pigments on linen. This is a strong work with thick vibrant layers of paint. The heads are surrounded by yellow raffia embroidery’s. This painting is part of a four tych painting.

• 1 m. x 1 m.

• temporarily rented out

The invisible wall, yellow

• Painting with a profile and figures painted in white, yellow, black and gray. Made with large strokes of oil paint and pigments on linen. This is a strong work with thick vibrant layers of paint. The heads are surrounded by yellow raffia embroidery’s. This painting is part of a four tych painting.

• 1 m. x 1 m.

• in private collection, Amsterdam NL

The invisible wall, red, black

• Painting with a profile and figures painted in white, red and black and blue. Made with large strokes of oil paint and pigments on linen. This is a strong work with thick vibrant layers of paint. The heads are surrounded by raffia embroidery’s. This painting is part of a four tych painting.

• 1 m. x 1 m.

• Available in studio

Invisible wall, blue

• Painting with a profile and figures painted in white, green, gray and black. Made with large strokes of oil paint and pigments on linen. This is a strong work with thick vibrant layers of paint. The heads are surrounded by raffia embroiderys. This painting is part of a four-tych painting.

• 1 m. x 1 m.

• Available in Studio

The invisible wall

• The afternoon in March 2020 was canceled by Covid-19. This four tych takes part in art-exchange and art-rental afternoon of 'Kunst op de Klapstoel'. Zamenhofstraat 150, 1022 AG Amsterdam. Register at www.kunstopdeklapstoel.nl/dapper

• The paintings with profiles are 1 x 1 meter, the four-panel is 2 x 2 meter. Oil paint and pigments on linen.

• Frederike de Voogt of 'Kunst op de klapstoel' writes the following: The paintings can be single, with two or even all four together! Wow. If you rent it, then you really have a different house for the next three months. Sturdy work of a fashion maker. This is sturdy work with thick layers of live paint, in which her history as a fashion maker can also be seen. The heads are framed by embroidery’s. Hester also makes beautiful work on transparent fabric. Behind which the underlying layer hints. And recently I also saw completely new work in her studio. Layers of paint, text, light spots as water droplets. And if you turn the lights off in the evening. Then a few of those circles glow. Wonderful work to disappear into. It is actually finished, but she still needs time to "look it up" to make sure it is ready. She is probably just not back in time from Portugal to talk about her work on 15 March. But then you have to come in on a Sunday in her studio at Zeeburgerdijk 379 in Amsterdam. Or call her for a (non-binding) visit in her studio.

Profile in white

• Oil and pigments on linen

• 100 x 100 cm

• In private collection, Mol, Belgium