An experimental approach to make diamond rings that last longer than your marriage.
Material: PP Year: 2024 - ongoing In collaboration with Elwin Bes

A statement diguised as a luxury item.
Made from locally sourced industrial bubble wrap, the Bubble Bag carries direct references to the fossil fuel industry through its Shell-shaped lock and double chains.
First presented within All the Bags I Could Possibly Make during Glue Design Route, 2024.
Material: reused LDPE, polyester yarn Hardware: slim chain, eyelets and Shell lock metal, zinc alloy and 14K gold leaf Edition: Limited edition of 59 pieces Year: 2023, 2024
For inquiries contact via mail: lokbi@lokbi.nl

Found broken plastic children’s chairs, repeatedly repaired using low-tech methods and ordinary household materials.
Installation of twelve chairs, presented during Dutch Design Week 2025.
Year: 2025 Material: A mix of found, domestic and industrial materials including tape, elastic bands, cable ties, polymer clay, children’s clay, plaster, wool and cotton thread, iron wire, metal plates, screws and bolts, wood, branches, bubble wrap and rat mash.

Tape to hold things — and systems — in place.
material: PP year: 2025 edition: 100 pieces
Included in the Dutch Design Yearbook ’25 -’26

Happy World of Dicks consists of hand-made, brightly colored clay phalluses arranged in playful groupings. At first glance, they appear humorous and harmless — almost cute.
The work uses absurdity and repetition to expose how power, masculinity, and dominance are normalized, trivialized, and reproduced. By exaggerating and softening the symbol, the series invites laughter while quietly undermining its authority.
Material: clay, acrylic paint, markers year: 2025

Fading Fauna is a series of drawings made on paper sensitive to (sun)light of endangered animals. Over time, the images slowly fade, mirroring the disappearance of the species they depict. Material: paper, sunlight Year: 2024 - ongoing