Visual Artist
Daan Roukens is a Dutch visual artist, who is best known for his diverse and colourful abstract self-portraits.
From translating his controlled chaos and reflecting on everyday dilemmas, he searches for an in-between experience and feels the strong need to take the viewer into his process. By means of patterns, colour and abstraction, he paints the doubt and aims to make that inner conflict visible and perceptible. His artworks are a mirror, in which the viewer can determine how one sees oneself.
He successfully graduated and obtained his Master of Fine Art degree at the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam. In addition to painting, he also uses video, ceramics and textiles.
Visual Artist
Daan Roukens is a Dutch visual artist, who is best known for his diverse and colourful abstract self-portraits.
From translating his controlled chaos and reflecting on everyday dilemmas, he searches for an in-between experience and feels the strong need to take the viewer into his process. By means of patterns, colour and abstraction, he paints the doubt and aims to make that inner conflict visible and perceptible. His artworks are a mirror, in which the viewer can determine how one sees oneself.
He successfully graduated and obtained his Master of Fine Art degree at the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam. In addition to painting, he also uses video, ceramics and textiles.
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New Website & Sale
April 24th, 2021 | Other
I’m proud to present this new website, which does more justice to my research and artworks. To celebrate this, all artworks in the webshop are now with a 20% discount for the coming month.
When You Say Yes, I Say No
December 22nd, 2020 | Artworks
Wishing you a festive holiday season and look forward to see you again in 2021! Before we leave this crazy year behind, it is with great pleasure that I present two new paintings on paper. When You Say Yes, I Say No is a reaction to …
”From irritation to admiration, from fight to resignation, from wanting to step out to being too curious to stop looking. Intriguing”
”From irritation to admiration, from fight to resignation, from wanting to step out to being too curious to stop looking. Intriguing”
