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17-25 October 2026

Footed Remembrance Pot

Joinery sculptures with a space inside

Hosted by Daan Simons

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This project is part of
EX SITU - Matter in Translation
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Entrance fee

DDW ticket required

Accessibility

Free wifi available
Toilets available
Fully wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair friendly toilet available

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Footed Remembrance Pot | body + lid
Footed Remembrance Pot | body + lid
photo by: Coen Dijkstra
Storage objects made from archaeological wood - 14th century and later - to fill with a memory of an ancestor or the ashes of a loved one. A stone, a note, or perhaps nothing. Footed Remembrance Pot allows you to connect daily with 'the unseen’. To help you remember to remember.

Footed remembrance pots

Joinery sculptures with space inside to fill with a memory. A representation of an ancestor or for the ashes of a beloved person who has been cremated. A stone, a note, or precisely nothing. Footed remembrance pots is an object with which you can connect with 'the unseen' in a daily way. To help you remember to remember.

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Footed Remembrance Pot | front view
Footed Remembrance Pot | front view
photo by: Coen Dijkstra
Footed Remembrance Pot | total
Footed Remembrance Pot | total
photo by: Coen Dijkstra
Footed Remembrance Pot | total + hands
Footed Remembrance Pot | total + hands
Coen Dijkstra
Footed Remembrance Pot | alle elements detached
Footed Remembrance Pot | alle elements detached
Coen Dijkstra

By

Daan Simons

Hosted by

Marisa Klaster / René Isarin
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About Daan Simons

Fascinated by Japanese wooden joints and the precision in working with them Simons' work exist entirely out of solid wood joint together. These connections in wood slide in and out of each other without being fixed by glue. In this manner both the one element as the whole keep their value.