Introducing the Dutch visual artist Debora van der Vliet. Living and working poetically “among the forests” of Doorwerth where she draws inspiration from the ever-changing light and seasonal colors. With a bachelor’s degree in Media Arts, she captures the essence of movement and energy of life in her two-dimensional creations.
Debora’s work incorporates various materials to craft a painterly and cinematic universe where form and formlessness intertwine. Her art speaks to those who feel that perceived boundaries are illusions and that everything is interconnected — like a river winding through diverse landscapes, yet ultimately forming a unified whole. She said that in the 1950s, Debora would have eagerly joined the circle of female abstract expressionists, drawing inspiration from artists like Helen Frankenthaler and Joan Mitchell.
Check out her IG, @debvdvliet, for more!
