I hope I can make art that stirrs me and hypnotises me as music does. I want to make something inspired by Calder's moving statues. The gravity in his statues captivates me, moves me, I could lose myself dreaming. Calder's statues contain elements of Mondriaan. I find his bubbly Victory Boogie Woogie very impressive, but in other paintings Mondriaan does not entirely win me over for his abstract interpretation of music. It is too clinical to my taste. Music is not just a matter of formal composition; it is emotionally moving, gravity and at times lifely or bubbly. In the painting medium I am impressed by Kandinsky. I want to make a statue with the hypnotising gravity of Calder's statues and self invented shapes stirring similar emotions as the gravity of music and its underlying music lines. Ideally, I want make it possible to distinguish different pieces of music in different statues. 

Below I would like to guide you around at the festival's surroundings to give you a feel for where the music takes place: premises, staff and food. Then I show you how I captured various music performances on camera. The performances I show are not all encompassing, but an impression of my festival visit. I mainly show photos as I do not have much in-depth classical music knowledge, for more photos contact me. My photo show starts with the Wonderfeel Festival orchestra and Camille Thomas. Then the Dutch Wind Instrument Ensemble (Nederlands Blazers Ensemble),