Maud is an abstract painter from the Netherlands whose vibrant, large-scale works capture both energy and serenity. Studying in Barcelona, she developed an intuitive, sketch-free approach that allows emotion to guide each brushstroke. Her colorful pieces draw you in with their bold presence, yet reveal a quiet sense of calm the longer you look. Through her art, Maud explores the balance between strength and stillness, inviting viewers to look beyond the surface and find beauty within.

After a demanding career in sales, Anne Paulien fully embraced her passion for art. With degrees from the University of London, Vogue Academy, and Metàfora in Barcelona, she combines strong technical skills with a vision for connecting different art forms. Through her work and her clothing label, she explores creativity, while Appie Gallery brings artists and audiences together, creating space for collaboration, growth, and exchange.

Her work is rooted in intuition and material exploration. Using raw linen and natural pigments, she creates layered pieces that hold traces of time, touch, and transformation. Through painting, sculpture, and community projects like Van Agniese, she invites moments of connection and reflection — a quiet pause amid the rush.

Working across painting and sculpture, Isabelle Siem explores movement, emotion, and material through layered abstractions and organic forms. Using natural elements like sand, wood, and stone, she creates tactile works that hold memory and stillness. Each piece becomes an inner landscape — an invitation to slow down, feel, and reconnect with what often goes unnoticed.

Based in Amsterdam, Paul Willem is a multidisciplinary artist exploring the space between abstraction and figuration. Experimenting with form, technique, and material, his work draws inspiration from the city, its people, and the structures that shape everyday life.

Based in The Hague, Trobbies is a tattoo artist who works primarily with ink as his medium. Beyond skin art, he explores printmaking and painting, while running his own studio, Team Trobbies Tattoo, along with a growing merchandise line.

A self-taught visual artist whose work centers on abstraction while occasionally venturing into figurative forms. Her pieces explore emotion and expression through color, texture, and movement.

Inspired by nature, art, music, and human connection, Munnik creates works that blend neo-expressionism with abstraction. His paintings capture fleeting memories and emotions, transforming lived experiences into raw, intuitive reflections of the soul.

Steven van Lummel is a multidisciplinary artist from The Hague whose work moves between painting, music, storytelling, and community building. Founder of the cultural space PIP Den Haag, he creates platforms where creativity can thrive. His paintings reflect a stream of consciousness — visual traces of thought, energy, and emotion — connecting his diverse practice across art, music, and social projects.

Dario Goldbach is a multidisciplinary artist focused on creating books for non-traditional readers. Known for his geometric prints and wallpapers for festivals, clubs, and brands, his work blends visual design with storytelling. His literary debut, The Man Who Had Everything, follows the novella Four Weekends, produced with The Hague’s cultural collective PIP.

Once a garbage collector, he transforms found materials into improvised furniture art. Working at the intersection of art and design, he draws inspiration from the simplicity of the creative process, remaining indifferent to trends.

A self-taught Amsterdam-born artist, he draws inspiration from family and international experiences. Influenced by Pieter Ceizer, his signature caricature style explores themes of wealth and society, notably in his Dano Euro collection, shown in exhibitions including Club Lovely.

Casper Waaijer is a Dutch artist based in Amsterdam. A self-taught creator, he draws inspiration from nature and architecture, combining materials, techniques, shapes, and textures to craft works that evoke wonder through depth, contrast, and surprising harmony.

Punn Chatupanyachotikul is a contemporary figurative artist from Bangkok, based in Amsterdam. Fascinated by the human form, her work explores faces and female bodies, balancing observation with interpretation. Inspired by people and surroundings, her pieces invite viewers to lose themselves in the complexity of her brushstrokes.

Do Kriek, trained in Aerospace Engineering, channels his passion for color, texture, and nature into visual art. After leaving the mathematical path behind, he has spent seven years creating meaningful and versatile work across digital design and broader visual projects.

Rotterdam-based illustrator Xaviera Altena creates bold, colorful works that blend modern issues with 90s pop culture influences. Her illustrations explore feminism, social movements, politics, and everyday life, appearing in campaigns, magazines, murals, and products worldwide.

Merijn Kavelaars is a versatile, self-taught Dutch artist whose work spans painting and installations. Using bold lines, vibrant colors, and layered organic forms, he creates immersive pieces that invite viewers to explore, dream, and discover new meanings. His art has been shown internationally and is included in private collections worldwide.