Anne Claus | Interview

In a quiet atelier on Amsterdam’s Prinsengracht, a conversation between 1605’s Janneke Schrey and celebrated interior designer Anne Claus unfolds. They touch on creative freedom and intuition, on boundary-setting and the moment a project comes to life. Navigating between hospitality and high-end residential projects, Claus continually explores the balance between her own signature style and the client’s.

HENRO | Bastiaan Woudt

A journey across Shikoku In March 2024, I cycled the Shikoku Henro with my brother. The Henro is one of the oldest pilgrimage routes in the world.

Patrick van Riemsdijk | Portfolio

An excerpt from the portfolio of Patrick van Riemsdijk in 1605 Magazine No.3 Duality. For artist Patrick van Riemsdijk (b. 1986, Utrecht, the Netherlands), solitude is not a bad thing. Nor, in fact, is it lonely. It is a moment and an opportunity to grab hold of inspiration, to nurture it, to bring it into the world.

Life of Dorothea Rockburne

Life of Dorothea Rockburne (Mathematician, Astronomer and Abstract Artist. Dorothea (b. 1932), now 95 years old, continues to redefine the boundaries of abstraction with a career that merges mathematics, astronomy, and art. Still actively working, Rockburne lives and works in New York, where her artistic practice thrives to this day.

Levi van Veluw | Interview

An excerpt from Katerina Furrer in conversation with Levi van Veluw in 1605 Magazine No.2 Illusion. With an oeuvre that spans photography, sculpture, installation and video art, Levi van Veluw sees the bigger picture. His immersive works are often reminiscent of spiritual experiences, three-dimensional worlds that inspire awe.

Vincent Van Duysen | Interview

Sanne Bolten in conversation with Vincent Van Duysen in 1605 Magazine No.2 Illusion. Vincent Van Duysen’s creative zeal seems unbridled, irrepressible almost. Over the course of three decades, the illustrious architect has mesmerised the world with his timeless essentialism.