An artist studio visit in the Netherlands by appointment.
A meeting with the work, with me, and the studio.

What you will find here

Who is a studio visit for?
A studio visit may suit you if you:
- Are looking for art with meaning, depth,
- and a distinct hand
- Want to understand where a work
- comes from, not only how it looks
- Are considering acquiring a work,
- but first want to see whether it
- stays with you in person
- Collect from intuition rather than impulse
No prior knowledge is required. Only attention.
The conversation
A studio visit usually lasts 60 to 90 minutes.
If you want to understand the work more deeply, you can read my artistic vision as a contemporary Dutch female artist.
Practical information
- By appointment
- Suitable for international visitors (EN/NL)
- Opportunity to view available works and series
- Ground-floor access. Depending on the weather and outdoor studio context, practical shoes are recommended.
- Photos & video: To keep the visit quiet and focused, photos and video are not part of the visit unless agreed beforehand.
(If you’d like images afterwards, I’m happy to share a few studio photos.)
A LIVING STUDIO ENVIRONMENT
My studio is part of a living working environment, connected to the house, the garden, the outdoor studio and the land around it.
Cats, dogs, chickens and the occasional rooster are part of our daily rhythm, alongside materials, seasons, weather, tools, silence and movement.
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FAQ’s
Yes. Studio visits are by appointment only. Please let us know who will join you (up to 1–2 guests).
Visits last about 45–60 minutes in a calm setting for up to 2–3 guests.
No obligation to purchase. The experience comes first; you decide in your own time.
Yes. We can reserve a work and discuss options
Yes, you’re welcome to bring one or two guests. Just note it when booking, so we can prepare. > important
The indoor studio is on ground level. Depending on the day and weather conditions, we may also visit the outdoor workspace, which is reached by small boat. (3 minutes)
No—photos and video aren’t allowed during the studio visit. This keeps the space calm and protects works in progress. If you’d like images for reference, I can share a few approved studio photos afterwards.
There’s an outdoor studio as well, and weather conditions determine if we go—decided per day.
In many cases, yes. If you decide to acquire a work during your visit, it can usually be taken home directly. Some works may need additional careful transport, so this depends on the specific piece.
Payment is possible by card or cash. If needed, payment by bank transfer can also be discussed during the visit.

