photo credit: Dale Grant, Face: the Berlin art Scene, Kerber Verlag
A MODERN INTERPRETATION
OF THE OLD DUTCH MASTERS
Eveline van de Griend is a Dutch painter and sculptor whose compelling works blend the familiar with the surreal. Her multicultural upbringing across Africa, England, and Russia informs a distinctive artistic perspective, enabling her
to explore themes of history, identity, and social justice.
Often described as offering “A Modern Interpretation of the Old Dutch Masters,” van de Griend’s vibrant, layered compositions fuse classical techniques with contemporary ideas. Her work balances dark humor with thoughtful reflection, encouraging viewers to confront the complexities of personal identity and the broader human experience.
She has exhibited at prestigious venues such as The Pont Museum of Contemporary Art in the Netherlands, the Freies Museum, and the National Museum in Berlin. An upcoming exhibition at the Wereld Museum in Leiden further demonstrates her ongoing engagement with relevant cultural narratives. Through her art, van de Griend invites audiences to delve into personal and collective truths, positioning her as a significant voice in today’s contemporary art landscape.