Eva-Lotte van Rossen
Photography and Mixed Media Artist

Eva-Lotte van Rossen (NL) is a mixed-media artist and photographer based in Amsterdam. She is a recent graduate of the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague and has a background in journalism and anthropology with a specialisation in Gender & Sexuality at the University of Amsterdam. 

Eva-Lotte works at the intersection of photography, research, and social inquiry. She focuses on making visible the stories and voices that are often overlooked, stigmatised, or marginalised. Grounded in a social and feminist perspective, she investigates how systems of power shape individual lives and collective understanding. Her work engages with themes such as identity, gender, sexuality, violence, mental health, and family relationships.

Beginning with personal narratives, Evalotte expands each project through collaboration, conversation, and research. She weaves together multiple perspectives to challenge dominant representations and allow the subject to determine its material form. 

Analogue photography often forms the foundation of her practice, offering a tangible engagement with time, memory, and materiality. Moving fluidly between documentary and fictional strategies, as well as installation, text, and performance, Evalotte’s work provokes reflection and dialogue. Ultimately, she creates spaces where personal and collective experiences intersect, inviting viewers to consider their own position within broader social, historical, and emotional structures.

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