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.

The LUCAS (she/her) exhibition, hosted at Loods 6 from 8 to 10 November, explores identity through the lens of the St. Lucas artists’ association, which was the first to welcome female members into a male-dominated art world. Inspired by pioneers like Charley Toorop, Thérèse Schwartze, and Jeanne Bieruma Oosting, the exhibition features new works that challenge, reflect, and redefine both art and society. As the organizer, together with Heidi Koers, I’ve curated a collection and program that questions how this historic shift affected the identity of its members, focusing on themes of gender and transformation. Join us for the soft opening on 8 November at 17:00, followed by the grand opening with Anna Joan at 19:00.