Her work is characterized by a combination of figurative fine art and expressionism. It is often rooted in the Dutch landscape, inspired by its changing seasons, skies and water reflections. Using her own photographs as a starting point, she translates her world onto canvas or paper.

All my artworks tell a story. They start with an idea and I watch the artwork evolve as I create it. Finding satisfaction within that search, without knowing what I am looking for, is extremely rewarding.

One of the main themes in my work is contrast and the way opposing elements interact, particulary in the tension between light and darkness, shape and color. I remember once, while visiting a student graduation show, I went outside for a break with a juice. It was an extremely hot and bright day. As I was drinking, I looked at a large tree nearby, its crown heavy with low, dense leaves. I kept noticing how deep the darkness was beneath the tree. Everything else was washed in light, the grass, the leaves, the air. As if all the colors that day had faded because of the brightness. Yet the depth of the shadow seemed to have moved in the opposite direction: it was darker, instead of weakened by the light. This co-dependence was deeply fascinating to me, and the image has always stayed with me.

Currently I work mostly with acrylics, colored pencils, and collage techniques. Colored pencils are a relatively recent discovery for me: I started using them in 2020, and immediately fell in love with them.
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