We see Sietske Zandbergen building her own world, one where glitter, pink, fingers, old men, fries, and teeth somehow coexist. At first glance, it feels soft, sweet, almost harmless. Look longer, and that illusion slips. Her work lives in the tension between innocence and discomfort, where absurdity and humor pull you in before something stranger settles underneath. Through sculptures and installations, she nudges you out of autopilot, making you laugh, hesitate, and question what you’re actually looking at. Always experimenting, always hands-on, she takes her time to shape each piece with care, curiosity, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting.