Peters' work is situated on the border where illusion and reality conflict with each other
Marieke Peters has a preference for playing/experimenting with different materials and techniques. In Marieke Peters' work, different techniques and materials come together. Photography, screen printing and painting are combined on glass, ceramics, wood and linen. 'I am fascinated by people and their resilience and make objects and paintings in which recognition and alienation around this theme come together. My work depicts the inexhaustible life force versus obstruction. How a person, with everything that happens in life, moves forward. Her work is usually on the border where illusion and reality are in conflict with each other. In this way, Peters tries to set up a dialogue about delusion and reality. Nature as a metaphor is an important part of this. My work breathes tranquility from which the viewer can form a story.' Marieke Peters has exhibited in various galleries and museums, including the National Glass Museum Leerdam, Museum 't Oude Slot and Museum De Wieger. Her work has been shown at various art fairs and is included in several (private) art collections.
Marieke Peters has a preference for playing/experimenting with different materials and techniques. In Marieke Peters' work, different techniques and materials come together. Photography, screen printing and painting are combined on glass, ceramics, wood and linen. 'I am fascinated by people and their resilience and make objects and paintings in which recognition and alienation around this theme come together. My work depicts the inexhaustible life force versus obstruction. How a person, with everything that happens in life, moves forward. Her work is usually on the border where illusion and reality are in conflict with each other. In this way, Peters tries to set up a dialogue about delusion and reality. Nature as a metaphor is an important part of this. My work breathes tranquility from which the viewer can form a story.' Marieke Peters has exhibited in various galleries and museums, including the National Glass Museum Leerdam, Museum 't Oude Slot and Museum De Wieger. Her work has been shown at various art fairs and is included in several (private) art collections.
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