“.. Eveline Kieskamp (Bennekom, 1977) displays a slightly morbid sense of beauty. She brings her historicizing images to our times by employing alienation and a restrained form of excess. This creates a fairytale-like contemporary surrealism that appears seductive and at the same time has something unapproachable. Her sculptures of often young women have, precisely because of their intransigence, something vulnerable that is not so much visible on the surface, but gives the image charge from within.” 

- Alex de Vries, Mister Motley -

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