Artists.

Paints the Maashaven between three and five in the morning, from the cab of a grain crane.

Casts the work jackets of dock crews in concrete, one jacket per crew, each as heavy as the docker who lent it.

Listens to the harbour at night with shortwave receivers and plays back what the ships say to each other.

Lays the things on her kitchen table on photographic paper after dark and switches on the light for one second.

Makes one print a night on the ferries between Hoek van Holland and Harwich, using the ship's cabin as a darkroom.

Builds lamps that switch themselves off when you look at them too long, and leaves the afterimage to do the rest.

Projects slides so faint that they only appear after twenty minutes in the dark, when the eye has finished adjusting.

Plays rooms rather than instruments. Her sets last as long as a room stays cold.

Has painted the same nine rooms of the Koelhuis since 1994, when it was still full of frozen fish.