Dirk Müller

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Water Jet

A big boulder is split in two parts.

A curved stainless steel pipe comes out of the ground and is connected to one side of the boulder.

From the other side of the boulder the pipe disappears again into the ground, creating a circle of steel.

A strong water jet stream in the middle completes the curved line of the stainless steel pipe.

Deurne, The Netherlands

Circular Light Object.

In the central hall hangs a circle shaped light object above a circular floor.

This circle shaped floor expands towards the pond in the patio.

Pond and Waterfall.

At the back of the patio rises a rocky wall.

Water flows down from the wall into the pond.  

A straight barrier of stacked stones stops the rippling of the water.

In coöperation with Dries Wiegerink

(Dutch Institute for War Studies).
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Mobile Sculpture.

a red copper ring is hanging horizontally in the middle of the atrium.

a yellow copper ring is hanging vertically; it is connected to an electric motor above the ceiling and turning very slowly.

Alkmaar, The Netherlands.

Three Sculptures
 

1. 
In front of the offices rises a big rock out of a square hole in street.

2. 
In the pond of the courtyard stands a giant boulder, cut into three parts. The middle part is lifted by waterjets.

3.
At the end of the courtyard a triangular rock is captured in a brick wall.

Merenwijk Park
Leiden, The Netherlands

Sculpture. "WEDGE"
 

Materials:  

Basalt Stone and Copper

Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Wedge Alignment

Groups of rocks form the shape of a wedge, aligning with the frontiers of the buildings.

In coöperation with Gerard Höweler

Haarlem, The Netherlands
 

Sculpture Garden

Polished rocks of black basalt are placed on the grid of a geometrical garden.

Three Menhirs stand at the side of the pond.

 Water is dripping from the Menhir in the middle.

In coöperation with Ger Zijlstra

Amsterdam, The Netherlands
 

Sculpture
 

Materials:
Belgian Bluestone and Copper

Veenendaal, The Netherlands

Water Sculpture


Materials:

Belgian Bluestone, Stainless Steel, Water.

Assen, The Netherlands

Three Sculptures

Materials:

Belgian Bluestone, Copper, Water

The Netherlands

"The Big Bang"

Materials:

Belgian Bluestone, Copper

Hillegom, The Netherlands.

Water Sculpture
 

Materials:

Bluestone and Water

Sculpture

Material:

Basalt

Future project for a Mountain

The point of a mountain is surrounded with a ring of mist, created by a ring of stainless steel.

Sculptures made on the island of Bonaire (Dutch Antilles)

Materials:

Coral and Lava stone

"LIGHT OBJECT",
Material: Red copper and plexiglass (photo 1)
 

"LIGHT OBJECTS", (photo 2/3)
Material: plexiglass

"FOOTSTEPS", (photo 4)

Metrostation Waterlooplein,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

A trail of illuminating footsteps

Material: Plexiglass and neon