Reinoud Oudshoorn (1953)
period: contemporary
origin: The Netherlands
dimensions (cm): h16,5 x w11 x d5,5 cm
dimensions (inch): h6,5 x w4,33 x d2,17 in
material: solid aluminium
For actual availability of specific numbers, please contact us. Price per piece.
Originally commissioned by the Amsterdam Foundation of the Arts, these Sculptural Numbers were designed by Dutch artist Reinoud Oudshoorn (b. 1953) for the "Olympian Quarter" in Amsterdam (2002–2008), a landmark residential development comprising 900 homes by architects Rudi Uytenhaak, Lafour & Wijk, and Mulleners & Mulleners.
Cast in solid, high-grade aluminium, ball burnished and with an irresistible shapeliness, each number embodies Oudshoorn’s founding idea: that every resident should have a sculpture of their own. Inspired by the expressive forms of the Amsterdam School architectural movement, these numbers invite touch and wonder. On a façade, they glisten like oversized raindrops. Indoors, they glow like sculptural silver gems.
Oudshoorn is internationally recognised for his work, which translates the illusory language of painting into three-dimensional form. His Sculptural Numbers are weatherproof and made to endure — for generations. A 200-year lifespan is guaranteed.
Reinoud Oudshoorn (1953)
period: contemporary
origin: The Netherlands
dimensions (cm): h16,5 x w11 x d5,5 cm
dimensions (inch): h6,5 x w4,33 x d2,17 in
material: solid aluminium
For actual availability of specific numbers, please contact us. Price per piece.
Originally commissioned by the Amsterdam Foundation of the Arts, these Sculptural Numbers were designed by Dutch artist Reinoud Oudshoorn (b. 1953) for the "Olympian Quarter" in Amsterdam (2002–2008), a landmark residential development comprising 900 homes by architects Rudi Uytenhaak, Lafour & Wijk, and Mulleners & Mulleners.
Cast in solid, high-grade aluminium, ball burnished and with an irresistible shapeliness, each number embodies Oudshoorn’s founding idea: that every resident should have a sculpture of their own. Inspired by the expressive forms of the Amsterdam School architectural movement, these numbers invite touch and wonder. On a façade, they glisten like oversized raindrops. Indoors, they glow like sculptural silver gems.
Oudshoorn is internationally recognised for his work, which translates the illusory language of painting into three-dimensional form. His Sculptural Numbers are weatherproof and made to endure — for generations. A 200-year lifespan is guaranteed.
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