My mission is to transform emotion into visual form, creating art that deeply resonates with the viewer. I am known for my aesthetically captivating works, infused with strong, intimate emotions that explore themes such as diversity and inclusivity. My portraits, primarily of women, focus on the eyes—inviting you into a story and creating an immediate connection. I work primarily with Indian ink, and by combining it with materials like 23-carat gold leaf, I’ve developed a flowing style defined by bold, striking lines.

Last year, I had the privilege of getting to know Bas Spijker and his incredible charity, Dutch Civilian Action. His dedication to humanitarian aid deeply inspired me, and it led me to create a portrait of him as a way to honor his work and provide him with a well-deserved platform.

For this exhibition, I showcased two significant pieces: the large portrait of Bas Spijker, which symbolizes his impactful presence, and the artwork titled Azzurro, specially created for this expo.

Interestingly, during the framing process of the large portrait, nine smaller works emerged—miniatures measuring 20×20 centimeters. These small yet distinctive pieces are framed in wooden frames and are available for sale at €150 each. From every sale, €50 is donated to Bas Spijker’s chosen charity, Dutch Civilian Action, which focuses on humanitarian aid, adding a meaningful purpose to the project.

The remaining available miniatures can be found on my website. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a unique piece of this exhibition while contributing to a great cause!