About
Artist Statement
Eva-Lotte, an Amsterdam mixed media artist, uses photography to anchor her work. She studies photography at the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague. Her practice extends beyond the visual realm as she simultaneously studies Gender & Sexuality at the University of Amsterdam while pursuing her Anthropology degree. With her art practice, Eva-Lotte touches upon personal topics, and attempts to unearth structures and societal taboos. Her work serves as a mirror and challenges perspectives, showing her reflections on the world and the narratives that shape it. She creates space for others and invites people to reflect or engage with the work. Through the tangible nature of her art, she strives to give form to the intangible and hidden, inciting conversations on social themes close to her heart, such as gender, sexuality, mental health, and family dynamics.
Exhibitions
2024 april, FOAM x Polaroid
Online group exhibition on FOAM website in collaboration with Polaroid, go to exhibition
2024 January, Unbound Echoes
Komma Collective group exhibition in The Grey Space in the Middle, The Hague
2023 February, Residents of Dr. Sarphatihuis
Permanent exhibition of 6 c-print 60x80cm portraits, Dr. Sarphatihuis, Amsterdam
2022 May, Broken Wings
Marshmellow Cube group exhibition in Gallery Two Royal Academy of Arts, The Hague
2022 March, In the Midst of Monsters
Riverbed Collective group exhibition in Motoki, Cologne, Germany
2021 December, Visual Essay
Class exhibition in Gallery One Royal Academy of Arts, The Hague
2021 March, Convergence
Public garden at Blijenburg 44, The Hague
2020 November, temporary display of two images, Back to Black café, Amsterdam
Books
2024 dummy, Unbound Echoes
2024 group catalogue, Komma Collective, Unbound Echoes
2023 dummy, Me, You, In-between
2022 group catalogue, Riverbed Collective, In the Midst of Monsters
2022 single edition posterzine, Visual Essay
Education
2021-ongoing, Photography, Royal Academy of Arts, The Hague
2023, minor Gender & Sexuality Studies, University of Amsterdam
2023, Anthropology, University of Amsterdam
2014, Camera Journalism, OpenStudio
2012, Journalism, InHolland Select Studies