At the crossing leading to the white villa, the Steile Tuin and the hertenkamp, one could come across a blue man. The sculpture underwent a transformation. He appeared to be preserved, and immortal. He looked large and solid. But the bigger something gets, the more fragile it becomes. The works was slowly growing, becoming deformed and monster-looking.

Scientist Seth Brundle suffered the same fate in The Fly (1896), a science-fiction, horror movie from director David Cronenberg, a source of inspiration for Folkert. After being teleported from his self-made 'telepod', Seth slowly changes into half fly, half human. To his loved ones, who are concerned about his monstrous transformation, he says: You’re afraid to be destroyed and recreated.

Folkert lives and works in Amsterdam, and is known for his use of high-tech materials. He, for example, likes to use plastics and styrofoam. For SONSBEEK '16, he experimented with hydrospan, a material which can expand up to sixty percept when it comes into contact with water.