to Phoenix, Arizona, United States, in 2014, Benjamins continues as a'full-on' abstract art. He has hosted exhibitions in the UK, North America, in Venice, Malta, Jersey, Holland and, recently, also in Helsinki From "Abstract Iconography", he is now reviving the Neo-plasticist style pioneered by his fellow countryman Piet Mondrian (1872–1944). Design Achievements His designs in the security world of 'closures', that are produced in their many millions, has set his name to eight patents. He has also worked for Formula-1 Supremo Bernie Ecclestone's Formula One Management as a designer before branching out as a freelance designer of bespoke accessories for motor cycles. He has also designed several fonts and typefaces. Writing Achievements He has also written his father's 181.000-word biography, To Die Fighting, which takes the reader through his father's early life, through Westerbork, Terezin, Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps and into his later years, covering life in Africa, enduring a sojourn through the war-torn Belgian Congo in search of millions of dollars worth of hidden diamonds. He also writes short stories which are part fiction and non-fiction'' References External links Oliver's art "The works of Arthur Benjamins", The Autosport bulletin board 1953 births Living people Dutch artists Artists from Rotterdam