ANN TOEBBE
http://anntoebbe.com

Ron van der Ende

有些东西注定是要让人崇拜的！

Albert Casane

www.albertcasane.net

Sandra Kruisbrink

De tekeningen van Sandra Kruisbrink zijn fragiel, lichtvoetig en associatief. Haar intuïtieve werkwijze wint het steeds van rationele benadering, omdat zij zich gewillig laat meeslepen door waarnemingen en de gedachten die daaruit voortvloeien. Zo ontstaan onwerkelijke landschappen - altijd in vogel­perspectief - die vertrouwd genoeg zijn om een realistische associatie op te roepen, maar ook 'vervormd' genoeg om er nieuwe werelden van te maken.
Zo zwerft Kruisbrink in haar werk heen en weer tussen de beeldtaal van realistische lucht­foto's en romantische vergezichten. Voor de toeschouwer is het een ideaal gebied om in te dwalen en verdwalen.

www.sandrakruisbrink.nl

Leokogan

Leokogan.com was launched in the year 2000. Its original intent was to create a platform that would help to bring paintings, drawings and other artwork displayed here to a wider audience.
The Audio section of this site now houses songs by '90 Degrees' - the band set up by Leo Kogan in 2002. For more info on the band go to www.myspace.com/90degrees
This re-designed version has improved navigation and viewing capabilities. We welcome all comments, ideas and criticism that can help to improve this website further.

http://leokogan.com/

Freek Drent’s collages derive from his interest in illustrations taken from a variety of sources. These include manuals of domestic devices; books on anatomy; repair manuals and craft books; and, for instance, the IKEA catalogue. They further range from 16th-century etchings; Andreas Vesalius’ atlas of the human body; to 20th century ‘exploded views’ in, for example, the handbook of the motor mechanic or of the evolution of human kind.
In the last 4 years he has built up an extensive archive of these types of information sources. Selections from this material, especially the many different ‘clear-line’ drawings, form the starting point of his collages. They undergo significant changes and are arranged in a complete new setting. At the same time, their original context remains ‘legible’. This is a crucial point in Freek Drent’s work as it gives his collages intriguing tensions, both in form and content. One outcome is the dissolving of boundaries between old and new media. His use of contrasts on different levels, such as the use of visual elements which refer to various (art)historical periods, are a continuing theme in his work.  M. Kraamer
http://www.freekdrent.nl/

Maltehagen

www.maltehagen.de

Amy Jean Porter
www.amyjeanporter.com

AnnemarieVink

www.annemarievink.nl