Bonne Knibbe is an multidisciplinary artist who explores the borders of contemporary minimal and conceptual art. She has made kinetic audio sculpture’s, works as a VJ, and has made interactive light spaces.
This time she ‘ll something completely different, she will put a ‘painting’ on the wall.
Title: Expired, PVC, perspex, pigment, glue, plastic, LED lightning, 100x105 cm, €1.250,-
Title: Night, 45 x 65 cm, photography, €850,-
Title: Day, 45 x 65 cm, photography, €850,-
Ready2Rumbl (1981) worked since his graduation in 2003 as a freelance illustrator and painter in Rotterdam. Inspired by old and new cartoons, illustrations from the ‘60s and fairy paints his favorite subject are fantasy animals with a human touch. Lately he is very busy with 3d objects and is now working on many of his painted characters translate to real figures.
Iris Deppe was born and raised on a small island in the sun called St.Maarten.
In 2002 she moved to the Netherlands where she rediscoverd her love for drawing and art.
She studied Illustration at the Utrecht School of Arts and is currently living in Utrecht where she works as a freelance illustrator.
No title: Silkscreen poster in wooden frame, €95,-
Born. 1976 Groningen, the Netherlands (NL)
MD, Erasmus University School of Medicine and Surgery, Rotterdam (NL)
My work is made of layers of paint using acryl on canvas. I am a painting since three years now. I find it difficult to find words to describe my work and the philosophy and inspiration behind. My paintings do tell a story, but a different for everyone.
- Bokkie’s Trail : Acryl on Canvas, 50×50 cm, € 750,-
“Britestar” is Brittany Bowller. Brittany Bowller is originally from Sydney, Australia but has been living in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, for the past two years. Having studied a bachelor of Design at the College of Fine Arts in Sydney her background is in object design. She continues to work in this field but is moving further toward the fine arts in painting and screenprinting. Her works are produced organically and she draws from the esoteric as well as the 2D lines, planes and angles appearing in 3D objects.”
Mariska Mell is a 36 year old, Amsterdam based interior designer. She takes the profession of interior design broadly and her designs are computer aided as well as hand crafted. As a conceptual designer she likes to combine applied design with autonomos art. All her creations are developed through a process of researching, experimenting, trial and error.
Her museum background and inquisitive attitude gives her the strong content with which she enthusiastically and with great involvement works as a spatial designer. Fascinated by people -the users of space- and materials she focuses on the (re)design off public as well as private interiors.
Using her well developed empathy she creates spaces with specific atmospheres.
” Bodil Jane is a Rotterdam based illustrator. To create an image she works with many different materials and techniques such as papercutting, collage technique, embroidery, ink and aquarel. Her work can be described as figurative, dreamy, colorful, mysterious and a bit clumsy too. She creates a romantic world with a little spark of darkness and a different range of characters and people. Bodil Jane is inspired by her daily life and emotions. Almost all of her work is created manually.
Besides 2D illustration, Bodil Jane is interested in the different ways that illustration can be part of a product. During the Art Vintage Market she will exhibit a series of vintage porcelain table ware with her illustrations on it. The illustrations, originally made with Indian ink, show all kinds of figures that tell us something about herself and her thoughts.”
- ”Swallowed Key” and ”Something’s missing”. Pieces of 30 x 30 cm or smaller. Material: ceramics and porcelain . Price between €20 – €35-,
Born. 1976 Laconia, NH
BFA, Columbus College of Art and Design
His paintings are composed of many different interacting layers. The surface builds up over time allowing for juxtaposed marks and spontaneous improvisation. He uses direct observation and personal experience as tools to aid in the development of the painting, giving him a real connection to the subject. He is interested in our perceptions of reality, how they change over time and how new meaning will continually reveal itself.
The whaleship Essex: 50×50 cm, oil on canvas, €600,-
Schiedam: 60×60 cm , oil on wood, €800,-
Voorhaven: 60×60 cm, oil on wood, €800,-
Fishing the Maas: 32x46 cm, oil on wood, €300,-
Janice Maria Mancini Ys (1987)
Artist, illustrator, designer and stylist.
Janice M.M. Ys is a graduate of Art & Design, where she was elected as Special Student of Art & Design 2010.
She works with mixed techniques and materials such as, acrylic and / or oil on canvas and wood, painting on 3D objects including miniature and drawing on paper. She gets her inspiration from the news, history and fashion.
Fashion has always been important to her and she finds it a reflection of emotions. In 2008 she worked as a clothing stylist for the Dutch soap series “Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden”. And in 2010 as a designer for Studio Hergebruik and for PEPAVANA.com.
She is also active as a freelance illustrator, she is currently doing a greeting card job for a new “secret” concept, which will be released in approximately 6 months.
Glamour for Sale: Chalk, acrylic, inkt, 50x40cm €300,-
Djivi ViDa: Lacquer, acrylic, inkt, 70x50cm, €700,-
Herb Alfonso is a artist/photographer/visionary from Zwolle. He’s primarily known for his different works for the Dutch Hip-hop Formation “De Fakkelbrigade” including capturing their Tour across Holland and Belgium and doing the artwork for a couple of albums. He also produced a number of experimental music videos, including 8 as part of a project (Alledaagse Waanzin) he shot last year for Dutch hip-hop artist Sticks (Opgezwolle). As a video artist he calls himself an expressionist, as he is more focused on capturing emotion in a spontaneous/documentary-style and abstract way, instead of trying to tell a clear story.
His main focus is street photography, as he uses the medium to escape the everyday rat race while being in the middle of it. He claims to feel like an extra-terrestrial when he’s out on the streets trying to study the world he “sees” with one or two of his beloved analogue camera’s, with a digital one on the side and a notebook in his backpack where he writes his notes down strictly based on socialism.
His photographs are all a form of “Social Commentary”. The photos are most often defined by what they say about society, next to what happened at that specific moment. Even if it’s not in your face, it’s still there..…hidden somewhere.
Portraits (conceptual or non-conceptual) of different kind of artists (known and unknown) around the world and trying to find a different perspective on lifeless forms to give them a whole new identity are also part of his focus as a photographer.
He’s currently busy with planning his solo exposition (and book) of his documentation of the Fakkelbrigade Tour, a Photo book about the “Big Brother society” he says we live in, a photo series about agoraphobia, completing his documentary about hip-hop artist Typhoon, finishing writing his first feature film and focusing on his work for a collective of artists called “OrgA”
Creative Process: 80x60cm, Bariet Gold Fibre Paper, €300,-
Jewelry Salesman: 80x60cm, Bariet Gold Fibre paper, €300,- jewelry salesman at work on the streets of Paramaribo.
- Typhoon – Ancestry : 90x60cm, Bariet Gold Fibre Paper, €300,- This photo of the dutch hiphop artist and poët, Typhoon, was taken in the Suriname river during a trip through the jungle.
Inspired by the past, her painting derive primarily from found images which date from approximately the 1900’s until the 1960’s. The origin of these images varies from family photo albums to images that were found on the Internet or in old books and magazines.
In her paintings she tries to capture the bare essentials of the original image, often leading to rather minimalistic results. However figurative, the figures in her paintings and their surroundings often remain largely undefined. Thus she tries to accumulate a certain sense of openness and transparency in her work which is vital for the creation of depth and indefinite meaning.
An important aspect in her work is the use of paint as a material, which makes the structure of the paint an indispensable facet of her paintings. Thick layers of paint and the color of the canvas play an important role in her work.
The goal of her work is not to simply paint a reproduction of an image, but to create a painting that will exceed the reality of the original image.
No title: Oil on canvas, 40x50cm, €950,-
No title: Oil on canvas, 90x120cm €1950,-
Lotte Teussink (29) is a painter. In her work she uses mainly oil paint, combined with various other materials such as acrylic, ink and charcoal. She likes to paint in different transparent layers in the background together with 1 thick covering foreground layer, to create a feeling of depth.
Her works are a mix of surrealism with illustrative characteristics, and blunt, direct depictions of people and objects surrounding her. Strong lining, bright colours, and subtle irony are used in all of her works. She views the world as if it were a flat surface; distinct figures or objects are placed in a figurative simplified context to intensify their purpose.
Lotte Teussink lives in Rotterdam and works in her studio in the Spaanse Polder in Rotterdam. She has had an art education in the United Kingdom (1999-2000) and proceeded in Rotterdam at the Willem de Kooning Academy. Now she is regularly working abroad as an artist-in-residence to be inspired by different surroundings such as Finland and Switzerland.
La Gitane: 50x40xm €1800,- , oil on canvas This painting was made for the exhibition ‘A la gitane’ in the CBK Rotterdam (Center for visual arts) in september 2010. All works in this exhibition were inspired by La Gitane by Dutch artist Kees van Dongen.
Het viswijf: Oil, acrylic, inkt on paper 46x35cm, €1000,-
Meisje met beer:Oil, acrylic, inkt on paper, 50x45cm, €1000,-
Tinus Teder makes fresh, juicy and tender art on and with everything that he can find. He works on canvas to demolished wood and uses everything from spray paint to oil paint. The artist uses various materials to come to a result that reaches his satisfaction. Working both freely and in commission, the artist always creates work that is characterised by his signature style.
The artist, born in Rotterdam, finds his inspiration in everything that happens around him. Love and passion are the main ingredients for his art work. The paint is merely his way to colour and shape these emotions.
Fruits de Mer: Mixed media on canvas, 140x100 cm, €1150,-
Horen: Mixed media on canvas, 120x100cm, €950,-
A multimedia artist and designer based in Delft, The Netherlands. He studied Communication and Multimedia Design at Willem de Kooning Academie, Rotterdam; which is now of the HRO. He started the Motion Graphics minor at the WdKA, but was demotivated by the chaos at the school and the lack of room for real development.
In real life he is a freelance webdesigner and webdeveloper, a VJ and a multimedia artist.
Interestingly enough Dave avoids watching regular TV and sleeping. He feels advertising and mindless sitcoms are a product of a society that force-feeds us brain numbing shows, which only serve to reduce our brain activity – they are a respite from the bustle of day to day things. He prefers to find his inspiration in books, music and heated discussions. He is cross inspired by themes or feelings in his paintings and multimedia compositions.
Manipulated: ink, acrylic and spraypaint. 90 x 70cm, €350,-
