Original artwork description:

'Kinga' is an original painting made with charcoal and acrylic on canvas; a highly distinctive piece by Dutch artist Lotte Teussink, in a style which the artist herself calls 'curiously unique'. The artwork is finished with gloss varnish, framed in a wooden floating frame, and ready to hang with a metal hanging clip attached on the backside. Including certificate of authenticity.

This painting is shipped carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and a cardboard box, fully insured. A tracking code is provided.

Solo auction coming up on Catawiki, starting on March 8, featuring 20 original paintings
2024 art fairs, where the artist will show her latest pieces:
Discovery Art Fair, Cologne DE / 25 - 28 April
STROKE Art Fair, München DE / 9 - 12 May

Lotte Teussink (1982) is living and working with her partner and twin daughters in The Netherlands. Her paintings are made in the themes of spirituality, human psychology and consciousness, in a surrealistic style. She has been working for many years as a professional artist. Having exhibited in The Netherlands, Finland, Belgium, France, Germany and participated regularly in art fairs in Germany and The Netherlands, she is a well established artist in the field of (pop) surrealism & folk and gothic art.
Lotte is selling her works worldwide on her official website and other platforms.

Lotte Teussink has developed an unmistakable aesthetic that combines childlike fantasy with deeper psychological implications, often accentuated by subtle gothic echoes. Her artworks engage in uncommon yet effective and dreamlike ways, revealing mysterious facets of human personality that are normally hidden from day-to-day view. She further accentuates her subjects by painting them into either enigmatic dark backgrounds or imaginative settings colored in purposely unnatural ways. In so doing, Lotte creates a balance that is harmonious, fragile, and revealing in accessible ways.

“My paintings are my questions, and over the years I got some answers. The most important thing I learnt up until now, is that I am a person who communicates through the senses and emotions, whereas I find words to be too much of a simplification, a distraction. Ever since I was a child, I instinctively used drawing and painting as a tool for non-verbal communication. I am sensing things I can't explain, and now I am learning to trust this instinct instead of doubting or ignoring it. It's a continuous process. Intuition is key to creating something that will communicate with the viewer”, is how the artist herself explains her work.

Materials used:

canvas, oil paint, acrylic paint, charcoal, gloss varnish

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