Tag: artist studio
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Can I view available works during a studio visit?
Read more: Can I view available works during a studio visit?During a studio visit, you can view original art in person, including paintings, artist studies and selected studio archive pieces. Some works need scale, surface and presence before you know whether they stay with you.
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Why buy art directly from the artist?
Read more: Why buy art directly from the artist?Buying art directly from the artist gives you a clearer connection to the work, the studio and the practice behind it. Personal, direct and without unnecessary pressure.
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Can I reserve an artwork before deciding?
Read more: Can I reserve an artwork before deciding?If you are interested in an artwork but need time to decide, you can let me know. A work is only formally reserved when we have clearly agreed on this.
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Can I book a studio visit if I am not ready to buy yet?
Read more: Can I book a studio visit if I am not ready to buy yet?You do not need to be ready to buy before booking a studio visit. Sometimes a work needs to be seen in person first, with time, attention and no pressure to decide.
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MY OUTDOORSTUDIO IN AHIDDEN PLACE
Read more: MY OUTDOORSTUDIO IN AHIDDEN PLACEMy outdoor studio lies in a hidden garden, surrounded by water, greenery and chickens that have no interest in art unless it is edible. It is a place where looking and working begin to merge, and where the work is allowed to emerge without pressure.
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Studio in the Dutch Flower Region
Read more: Studio in the Dutch Flower RegionA studio in the Dutch flower region where paintings take shape in relation to landscape, movement and material, a place of process, encounter and shifting images.
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Sneaky hidden sunflowers
Read more: Sneaky hidden sunflowersSunflowers are no longer a subject, they begin to shift. In this blog, I explore how they quietly appear within my Italian landscapes, sometimes hidden, sometimes barely visible, carrying light, presence and a subtle tension between strength and vulnerability.
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Side effects of the artist’s life…
Read more: Side effects of the artist’s life…Paint splatters on your shoes, coffee stains on your sketchbook, and inspiration on every wall. This isn’t mess, it’s the rhythm of creation. Welcome to my studio.
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Studio view
Read more: Studio viewBetween my art materials and chocolate. A blue night in my Dutch atelier and art studio in Voorhout. Explore a studio view about this night. And learn about my art process for the Icelandic houses art series.