This mural was created as a gift to the residents of the Fazantenveld flats in Cuijk. The choice of subject came naturally: the pheasant (fazant in Dutch) not only reflects the name of the neighborhood, but also represents the beauty and presence of nature in and around Cuijk.

Nature is always at the heart of my work. Wherever I paint, I try to bring the living world closer to people – to remind them of the harmony, resilience, and beauty we share with it. For Cuijk, this has an even deeper meaning: it is my birthplace, my home. Creating this artwork here has been very special, as it connects my personal roots with the daily lives of the community.

The pheasant itself is a striking bird, full of color and energy, yet also closely tied to the landscapes and fields around Cuijk. By placing it on the walls of the flats, I wanted to give residents a symbol of pride and belonging – something powerful, natural, and timeless to accompany them in their everyday surroundings.

With "Fazantenveld," I hope to share not just an image, but a feeling: of being at home in nature, and at home in Cuijk.