Willem van Weeghel

During van Weeghel’s studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Amersfoort, Netherlands, his interest in Kinetic art was piqued. Struck by the symbiosis between art and technology, he decided to become a professional artist carving out his niche in kinetic art and has never looked back.

Influenced by modern art, it seems that van Weeghel has picked up where Piet Mondrian left off, taking the primary palette and strong geometric lines into a choreographed dance, an attempt to visualize the passage of time.
Invisible to the spectator, the movements of the objects are usually controlled by an integrated computer system using advanced and sophisticated technology.

Willem van Weeghel’s pieces have featured in St Petersburg’s Erata Museum For Contemporary Art, and can be found in multiple public, private and museum collections around the world.