Judith Woordes

<div>The Vragenderpoort has been painted into a real underwater world.&nbsp;<br>'With fish, seaweed, coral and some larger fish'. All this is connected with the fact that so many years ago (2010) this entire tunnel was under water.<br><br></div>

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Rosalie de Graaf by RoosArt paintings

RoosArt_Paintings

<div>The design that is inspired by Fortnite, the successful computer game. The theme of this image is Marianum preparing you for free fall into life.</div>

Vic Hulshof

<div>A number of colorful field cocks and field hens depicted at the "Field School". On top of the school is the "chief cock" who watches over "his children". This artwork was part of the theme week "art". He made this together with the students.</div>

Collin van der Sluijs

<div>Collin is an international mural artist obsessed with still lifes by great masters. He even finds works that balance between art and kitsch fascinating.
<br>Collin has a clear handwriting, both in his free work and in the walls you see a layering in his painting technique. He likes to play with natural elements and we regularly see his birds in his murals. Themes that you also see in our natural environment!</div>

Gijs Scholten

<div>Gijs Scholten does not have a design beforehand and that is not his way of working. The shape of the wall and the surroundings determine the image.&nbsp;<br>In the image you see natural shapes, a pattern of flowers and nature. A natural choice for him because he thinks it fits in with Lichtenvoorde.&nbsp;<br>The reclining woman arose spontaneously. The woman is remotely intertwined with the organic pattern in the background and seems to blend into it. Closer you see the details. The sketchy and loose lines only offer help to the viewer and are therefore not decisive in this performance, rather provocative.</div>

Gomad

<div>Gomad ensures that these hands symbolize the craft of our manufacturing industry in our municipality.
<br>The shapes released by the upper hand are old crafts that have been symbolically given a new contemporary look. Almost abstract shapes, but always with a recognition from the past. So you see the grain in loose shapes, the leather, grolse mitt, etc.
<br>The bottom hand likes to catch these new forms. Lichtenvoorde does not stand still, but keeps moving.
<br>Sometimes we are contrary and we choose our own way (the "church window")</div>

Paul Wieggers

Edwin Harbers

<div>Edwin Harbers and Paul Wieggers have tastefully symbolized the eight centers of the municipality of East Gelre with its colorful population with the artwork.
<br>The eight cores are represented in the artwork by circles and ovals. A society supported by people in the green of the Achterhoek in Gelderland. A mosaic, in which thirty thousand pieces of glass have been incorporated.</div>

Mr. JUNE

<div>Mr. JUNE has created a visual play of graphic, abstract and multi-dimensional shapes on the wall for balance in color and lines and its artistic insight. His work can be described as geometric art, inspired by often existing forms of building or object. These shapes often have an optical illusion.</div>

<div>Left and right have a connection with water: the previously existing problems in this place with the flooding water and to which Lichtenvoorde owes its name that is, a ford in a river.</div>

Unknown

<div>Like a butterfly, the bridge of the same name unfolds its wings for slow traffic. The Butterfly Bridge bridges a busy provincial road with an elegant jump. The shape of the bridge refers to the butterfly logo of East Gelre</div>

Artworks in Lichtenvoorde