Humans, animals, and patterns are the most recurring elements in the work of [Name]. (Utrecht) The visual external world influences her inner world and returns on the canvas in a blended form. She paints animals and humans in such a way that it seems as though they are unaware, or barely aware, of what is happening outside of them. Concentrated or perhaps dreamy, they reside in a fictional world or one inaccessible to the viewer. The backgrounds, which are sometimes a schematic representation of an environment or sometimes consist solely of patterns, emphasize this “fantastic” world. The depictions or portraits resemble a representation of reality but are not. It is not an account of a personal experience; it is not commentary; there is no truth. They are imaginary scenes, as if they were stills from a larger story. A moment from the lives of others. We do not know exactly what is taking place there, just as we do not know who we are dealing with. The viewer is free to associate and assign subjective meanings to them, each from their own memory or experience. Rozemeijer received various scholarships. Her work is included in various collections and she has exhibited both domestically and abroad.
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ConditionExcellentColorsOrange, Beige, Brown, Multi ColorMaterialPaper, WoodNumber of items1First ownerYesOrientationPortraitArt sizeX LargeHeight200 cmWidth95 cm