About
What to expect
The exhibition shows paintings by Daniëlle van den Bos.
Her work brings realism, abstraction and mixed media together.
She combines structures of different materials and paints with spontaneous, rough brushstrokes.
Portraits and the human figure are central.
She works intuitively with thoughtful colour palettes and translates people shaped by events, experiences and meetings.
Warm colours (orange tints) and cold colours (blue-grey) are read as resistance and surrender.
A lecture by Daniëlle van den Bos on Tuesday 16 March asks: How does an artwork arise?
- Accidental brushstrokes lead the next step
- Space and movement around the portraits
- Control versus letting go
- How much do we steer ourselves?
- Acrylic, charcoal, spray paint, paint markers
- Pastel chalk and water-mixable oil paint
- In collaboration with Stichting BArt
- Lecture: Tuesday 16 March
- Free lecture tickets via the website
FAQ
Is there a lecture?
Yes, by Daniëlle van den Bos, on Tuesday 16 March.
Topic: How does an artwork arise? Where does it begin, and when does an artist feel: now it is right?
Reserve free tickets via the website.
Who is Daniëlle van den Bos?
Daniëlle van den Bos was born in 1999 in Deventer and lives in Hengelo.
She studies Fine-Art painting at AKI/Artez Enschede.
She previously studied Design & Styling and Spatial Design.
She exhibited at B93 and Perron 038.
In 2026, her painting 'Een liefdevolle laatste keer' was in 'In de voetsporen van Rembrandt' at Rijksmuseum Twente.
What materials does she use?
Acrylic paint, charcoal, spray paint, paint markers, pastel chalk and water-mixable oil paint.
How can I find more information?
Visit **daniellevandenbos.com**.
Getting there
Kulturhus de Bijenkorf, De Haven 1, 7622 DH Borne, Overijssel, NL
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