AMSTERDAM ARTSPACE
JOSIE SEIPP
Josie Seipp (1992) is a legal researcher working at the intersection of journalism, technology, and law. While her professional life often revolves around words, photography offers her another lens for seeing, understanding, and feeling, capturing nuances that words often cannot express. Often through a combination of abstract, street and documentary photography, she invites viewers not just to take in information, but to pause and reflect. A self-taught photographer, Josie later refined her practice at the Fotovakschool in Amsterdam, where she continues to live and work.
Renske Hannah
Illustrating means a lot to her: it’s both a way for her to decompress after a whirlwind day and a creative outlet to bring her thoughts and imagination to life. Her journey began during the quiet months of COVID, when she found herself between her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree. With plenty of time to experiment with digital drawing, she realized she could merge three of her passions: food, South Korea, and art.
Whether she’s sketching 붕어빵 (fish-shaped bread) on a cold Seoul street or illustrating a table set with bibimbap and banchan, she aims to capture not just dishes, but the stories, colours, and textures behind them.
Her goal is simple: to make people feel hungry and curious. In every illustration, colours invite viewers to imagine the taste, scent, and cultural context of each dish. From street-food favourites to home-cooked classics, she loves introducing diverse global dishes through food art.
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Yvonne van den Hurk
Yvonne van den Hurk (born 1959) is a multifaceted Dutch talent—an accomplished actress, screenwriter, director and now also a visionary visual artist in the making. With a passion that transcends the screen, Yvonne brings her unique creative energy to the canvas in her Amsterdam studio, where she blends traditional techniques with experimental materials. The result? Art that feels alive, with rich textures and layered depth that invite the viewer to look deeper.
Currently, Amsterdam Artspace is proud to present several exclusive pieces by Yvonne van den Hurk, each available for purchase. These works are offered during our pop-up on September 24, 2025 or by appointment, with pricing available from €475,00. Experience art that speaks, invites reflection, and transforms space.
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© portrait by Sam van den Heuvel - photographer
Sam van den Heuvel
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Tjitske Storm
Back in 2020 Tjitske created her first self-initiated works The Seasons (Spring Field -Summer Garden -Autumn Forest). She just left Holland for an undefined period, going on a one-way ticket to South Africa. The place where she experienced lots of natural beauty and inspiration. Unfortunately 4 weeks later Covid forced her to leave her beloved Cape Town. She went back to her roots: her sweet parents in Fryslân, where she stayed during Covid. Living remotely felt like a Winter Sleep but it was a very constructive period in her life. And in 2022 she created African Summer - later named Sunbirds & Tropical Flowers 2.0.
She created three other tapestries inspired by symbiosis (Sunbirds & Tropical Flowers 1.0 -Zebra & Ostrich -Chameleon & Lichen) and presented The Art of Living Together during Dutch Design Week '22, at Kazerne and Isola Design Gallery. Two exhibitions followed in 2023; at Object Rotterdam and at Rossana Orlandi during Milan Design Week.
This exhibition is also organised to help Tjitske with her crowdfunding project The World Needs More Flowers & Birds
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Sander Patelski
Icons of Modernism
Sander Patelski is a digital artist influenced by traditional techniques. With a focus on color and light, he works layer by layer to create texture and depth reminiscent of the craftsmanship of the last century. With these prints he honors architects and designers and their iconic buildings and interiors for their exceptional compositional harmony, which is characteristic of 20th century architecture and design. Alongside these icons, he creates fictional facades and geometric compositions in the spirit of Bauhaus and De Stijl.
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