Would you like to know more about Suus Kooijman's work? Then come to the Mondrian House on Saturday 11 September to meet the artist.
Suus Kooijman's work is currently on display at the Mondrian House as part of the exhibition Ode to the Landscape. This exhibition brings together landscapes by Piet Mondrian with the work of contemporary artists.
Suus Kooijman uses an ancient technique involving wax and pigments (encaustic) for her work. The material is applied to panels of wood. The landscapes created under her hands are intriguing because they are revealing and concealing at the same time. Much is left to the viewer's gaze. Kooijman made a series focusing on the Eem in Amersfoort. A selection from this series is currently on show at the Mondrian House.
Meet & greet
Retrieved from Saturday, September 11 it is possible to meet Suus Kooijman. The artist will be on hand from 2.30pm at the museum to explain her work and answer questions. Would you like to meet her? Then book a time slot online at our ticket page. On 11 September, the museum is free to visit because of Heritage Day, but due to the maximum number of visitors per time slot, we do ask you to book in advance. In the ticketshop menu, under Select the number of tickets, choose the option E-ticket free ticket 11-09-21.
About Suus Kooijman
Suus Kooijman (1960) lives and works in Achterveld. She studied at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Utrecht. After a period in which Kooijman made mostly abstract wall reliefs, she currently concentrates on landscape. Kooijman is a member of national artist association De Ploegh and is represented by several galleries, such as gallery Polhus and the Grachtengalerie. Also read the interview with Suus Kooijman in which she tells more about her special working method.