This publication provides comprehensive insight into the oeuvre of Jan Henderikse, a significant figure in Dutch contemporary art. The book focuses on works created between 1967 and 2017, showcasing his assemblages, montages, and serial sequences. Henderikse, a co-founder of the Nul group, draws inspiration from Readymades, Nouveau Réalisme, and Pop Art, utilizing everyday materials in his creations. His work has been featured in major ZERO retrospectives, underscoring his importance in the international art scene.

This publication accompanies an exhibition of Jan Henderikse's work from 1967 to 2017, highlighting his contributions to contemporary art. The book's focus on his assemblages and serial sequences, alongside references to movements like Pop Art and Nouveau Réalisme, positions it as a significant document for art historians and enthusiasts. Its bilingual format suggests an international audience interested in Dutch contemporary art and the ZERO movement. The inclusion of works from a fifty-year span offers a substantial overview of the artist's development.