Theme Giant Bulb – SEIN

A flourishing organization calls for a flourishing Giant Tulip Bulb.
The residents of SEIN (Expertise Centre for Epilepsy and Sleep Medicine) add color to their lives by engaging in local activities—activities they are all proud of.

Artist Jan Eichhorn painted the Giant Tulip Bulb, drawing inspiration from the work of 3 SEIN residents. The images on the bulb reflect the world as Rudy and Maarten see it, as well as what life with epilepsy is like.
Life at SEIN cannot be captured in a single sentence; it has many facets.

Reuzenbol 'SEIN' - Jan Eichhorn
Reuzenbol 'SEIN' - Jan Eichhorn
Reuzenbol 'SEIN' - Jan Eichhorn
Reuzenbol 'SEIN' - Jan Eichhorn

Artist – Jan Eichhorn

Jan has been drawing and painting for about 30 years, it started with work from the Hague school and in particular the seascapes of Mesdag, especially the ice scenes. Subsequently, he had anthroposophical drawing and painting lessons from Frilde Schipper, an artist in Overveen and from Erik Prins, an artist in Bergen, with a lot of abstract painting with acrylic paint. Also, he made busts of river clay and bronzed. He loves to make abstract work. especially with color.

Adopted by

This Giant Tulip Bulb has been adopted by SEIN, centre of expertise for epilepsy and sleep medicine in Heemstede.

Location

This Giant Tulip Bulb is located at the SEIN location, Achterweg 5, Heemstede.