About Jacqueline Louter-Hoos

In my work the photographic image is the starting point. I often create staged images that find their form in prints, installations and 3D objects. I am interested in the search for tranquility and mysticism and regularly base myself on historical references.

The freedom to take new paths and try new techniques and combinations is important to me. I like to work with a concept that I have an idea of in advance, but during the execution phase, work is also created through improvisation.

I grew up in The Hague, my childhood surrounded by art and antiques. After having followed a fairly exact path in ICT and management, I opted for a course at the Photo Academy in 2007. I successfully graduated in 2011. At the end of 2012, I started my own studio in Delft. Since then I have been working as a visual artist, exhibiting several times a year and organizing exhibition and art projects.

Education: Photo Academy (diploma June 2011)

Member of photographer collective Nomads of Sehnsucht and participant of Rotterdam Photo.

Artist member of Pulchri Studio The Hague, de Haagse Kunstkring and participant of Kadmium Delft.