Interviews

Riemer den Ouden: Beauty as an Answer - A Conversation on Art and Connection
Article date: Monday, September 29, 2025

Riemer den Ouden: Beauty as an Answer - A Conversation on Art and Connection

Riemer den Ouden's work invites us to step away from daily reality and enter a world where light, color and emotion take center stage.


Kirsty Wain: Reimagining Nature through Color, Rhythm and Serenity
Article date: Monday, September 22, 2025

Kirsty Wain: Reimagining Nature through Color, Rhythm and Serenity

Kirsty Wain captures the living spirit of the landscape through bold, lyrical forms and a palette that transforms nature into something dreamlike.


Mieke Jonker: Finding Harmony in Quiet Interiors
Article date: Monday, September 22, 2025

Mieke Jonker: Finding Harmony in Quiet Interiors

Mieke Jonker started her creative career as a goldsmith, but was inspired to satrt painting after she saw Rembrandt's portrait of Haesje van Cleyburgh at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.


From Struggle to Freedom: Geert Lemmers' Journey through Art
Article date: Wednesday, September 17, 2025

From Struggle to Freedom: Geert Lemmers' Journey through Art

For Geert Lemmers, composing artworks is almost a philosophical question in transferring his thoughts in a sort of metaphor representations. These developments help him to transfer his thoughts into strong and compassing images.


Between Reality and Imagination: Rafael Smet's Mystical Landscapes
Article date: Tuesday, September 16, 2025

Between Reality and Imagination: Rafael Smet's Mystical Landscapes

Rafael Smet grew up in a family where art was an important part of life. His mother, an art teacher at the Nymburk Elementary Art School in the Czech Republic, and his grandfather, a passionate violinist, gave him inspiration and support to develop his creative talent.


"Power, History, and Change": The Art of Marit Otto
Article date: Thursday, September 11, 2025

"Power, History, and Change": The Art of Marit Otto

Dutch artist Marit Otto experiences art on many levels and in many different ways. She looks for aesthetics and eloquence but also for a particular angle. 


Dr. Gindi’s Cathartic Work addresses how to oscillate within the Infinite
Article date: Tuesday, September 9, 2025

Dr. Gindi’s Cathartic Work addresses how to oscillate within the Infinite

With the following conversation, I have ventured to engage in a conceptual exchange with Dr. Gindi, a sculptor of nourishing cathartic vigilance.


Oscar Rey: Painting as a Gentle Rebellion against Forgetting
Article date: Monday, September 8, 2025

Oscar Rey: Painting as a Gentle Rebellion against Forgetting

Oscar Rey makes art the way others keep diaries, his canvasses are painted stories, lines pulled frompoetry and song. Each painting is a ritual, an attempt to preserve memory, to honor beauty, to map the ache between joy and grief.


Interview with Gernot Wieland: Confronting the Frailties of Recollection
Article date: Thursday, June 19, 2025

Interview with Gernot Wieland: Confronting the Frailties of Recollection

Gernot Wieland is an Austrian artist based in Berlin whose films, drawings, lecture-
performances and installations comment on human notions of belonging within inherited
social, political and psychological processes.


Interview with Anne Katrine Senstad: Sensorial Aesthetics & Semiotic Narration
Article date: Monday, March 31, 2025

Interview with Anne Katrine Senstad: Sensorial Aesthetics & Semiotic Narration

Anne Katrine Senstad is a multi-disciplinary Norwegian artist based between New York and Oslo. Her practice lies at the intersection of photography, film and video, neon sculpture and light based spatial installations, with a focus on the phenomena of perception, light, sound, and color.