Daniella Rubinovitz, Public Sculpture

What an amazing closing ceremony at the Amsterdam Museum!

Thank you to the Amsterdam Museum for including me in this exhibition. It was a pleasure to share my artwork, (which explored my vision for the future for the city) as the orange peel as metaphor for aging, wisdom and the overlooked value that is often discarded.

Being part of this show alongside such inspiring artists and visions was truly meaningful, and the conversations with both the visitors as other artists were moving.

As a cherry on top, winning the public prize chosen by the visitors of the Amsterdam Museum, wow so grateful.

I have included some pictures of this glorious event, couple of on stage interviews, of which the extended interview (see other post) in front of The collateral Kin by Raquel van Haver.

The three awards for this show were:
Winner of the public votes from Amsterdam Museum visitors: Daniella Rubinovitz, PEELed: The nutrients we overlook. Winner of the children’s jury: Mark van Booren, Free Flying thanks to all GVB tram stops. Winner of the online votes: Truus van Gogh, The Soul of the Netherlands.

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Grateful to the museum team, the curators and everyone who connected with the installation. I leave this project inspired and energized for what comes next.

Article in Het Parool about my sculpture installation, Giant Pink Glasses. Link here: https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.parool.nl/kunst-media/door-een-grote-roze-bril-naar-de-wereld-kijken-als-audrey-hepburn~b68f77fb/&ct=ga&cd=CAEYACoTNTQwODM5ODQ1MDY1NjYyNzUwMjIcOGI3MGE5MzMzZmM1YjYzMzpjb206ZW46VVM6TA&usg=AOvVaw0D723sXenYkV0GXvMdtLpL

What an evening!
The opening of Refresh #3 at the Amsterdsm Museum, showcasing PEELed, my sculpture installation, was filled with vibrant conversations and meaningful exchanges. Thank you to everyone who came, listened, questioned, and shared. Feeling grateful to witness the work resonate in such diverse ways. 🍊✨

Wald Hotel Grindel 🌲🏔️ Because we are all visitors in nature.
This land art experience in Grindelwald, was intuitively built in collaboration with fellow artist Carla Rump. The forest shaped our hands, the mountain whispered forms our hotel inspired this concept.

Though this installation is designed to disintegrate back into nature over time, check out this timeless 3D video! Endless shout out and thanks to the amazing organizers and generous sponsors (especially Kreuz and Post Hotel) for your hotel facilities which directly inspired this installation.

Big love to all the artists for the shared energy and unforgettable vibes.

Check out “Puzzled” – four stainless steel sculptures.
Each puzzle piece reaching, resisting, reflecting—like parts of ourselves we’re still trying to piece together.

It’s installed at Keukenhof, surrounded by flowers and movement.
When you visit, I hope you’ll see a little of yourself reflected in it too.

Honoured to be part of KunstMoment Diepenheim 2025, a beautiful art route through the town and countryside filled with art, nature, and inspiration.
Dates: May 17–25
You’ll find my bronze sculpture, Butterfly Kiss on display at one of the special outdoor locations—come take a moment with it and let it surprise you.

KunstMoment brings together over 100 artists across unique locations in and around Diepenheim. A perfect day trip for art lovers and nature wanderers alike!

Hope to see you there!