Ralf Westerhof (b. 1977) is a Dutch artist who creates wire sculptures and light art installations, often kinetic, inspired by scenography and performing arts.
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Ralf Westerhof (b. 1977) is a Dutch artist who creates wire sculptures and light art installations. Westerhof was initially active as a scenographer in theatre, and his passion for performing arts, especially dance, is visible in his often kinetic works. His minimal line drawings offer audiences part of the image, leaving it up to their imaginations to fill in the gaps as they or the work moves to become co-creators of what they see.
In 2013 Westerhof participated in his first Light Festival, Amsterdam Light Festival, with Drawn in Light, a 13-meter-wide mobile that was a moving drawing of an Amsterdam cityscape. His work has also been presented in Belgium, Canada, Germany, Portugal, Romania, Singapore, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland and Taiwan.
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