About the Dutch sculptress Jeanne Ivangh-Luteijn


People and nature are my inspiration


I try to find the inner values in my work in various ways:


  • Silence
  • Turning inwards
  • Inner strength
This is necessary to achieve a new dimension, a new perspective.
In my design language I try to create the movement of returning through double curved surfaces. In this way a space is created in and around my images. In this way an encounter can take place with the essence, the higher value, or whatever you want to call it. I am constantly looking for positivity, for inner beauty, but also for the monumental in humanity.

You will find the following themes in my work:


  • The ability to experience vulnerability as a strength in a protected environment.
  • Accepting and surrendering to the concept of "dying" - in letting go, a new space is created.
  • Bowing down to the forces of nature and accepting them.
  • To be spiritually prepared to die, to believe in good and to let go of the struggle for the body.
  • Give and take and the balance of these.
  • Love - the union of two into the unity of one and its continuation.

    • I have been creating abstract images since 1988 and I use the following materials:


    Portland cement, clay, plaster, bronze, copper, granite, Carrara marble and Rosa do Monte Pelido marble, recently in stained glass.

    Already created:


    • Monumental marble and bronze statues for public buildings and institutions.
    • Grave monuments
    • Garden statues
    • Other statues sold during exhibitions

    Education:

    • 1986 - 1989: Free Highschool, Zeist, Holland
    • 1989 - 1990: Jilles Waagmeester, sculptur, Deventer
    • 1990 - 1991: Sculptur Pero de Pinheiro, Portugal

    Registered professional artist


    Contact

    Please use the contact form if you have any questions.

    Jeanne Ivangh-Luteijn.