Rosalie transformed four large feed silos on a farm in Aalten into beautiful works of art in the outdoor area. De Graaf applied hyper-realistic portraits of Achterhoekers to these reservoirs.
Luca is painted on the first silo. He's the son of farmer Suzanne Ruesink, the owner of the farm. He symbolizes yought and farming and tells the story of this farm (Farm & Country Fair, pig farm and more).
Jelle van Gorkom, Olympic BMX racer, is painted on the second silo. He respresents sports in "de Achterhoek" and resillience, because he had a big accident and is currently rehabilitating.
Next to Jelle sits Mrs. Meekes. She is one of the oldest visitors of de Zwarte Cross and celebrated her birthday at the festival. Thousands of people sang her a birthdaysong. After she went home, she wrote a letter to the festival organization, telling them it was the best day of her life. After that, she passed away. Mrs. Meekes symbolizes the community and shows age doesn't play a part: all ages party together.
Ronnie Degen is painted on the right silo. He's is the owner of the dutch festival Zwarte Cross and respresent entrepreneurship.