Emily van de Wiel is a young dutch artist, renowned for her unique talent to change a white canvas to a hyperrealistic painting with precision, masterful details and sensitive emotion. Catching the innate beauty and sensuality of her, mostly feminine, subjects on the exact right moment. Her work is both bold and fearless. With her creative strength she holds the attention of the viewer, who feels connected with the depicted person.
With her blend in knowledge of design, sensuality and art she creates pieces that are both incredibly realistic and contemporary beautiful. Take a step into her mind, see the world through her eyes and be surprised by the beauty of her creations.
the artist
Emily’s art explores the themes of strength and vulnerability, with the ultimate goal of conveying pride in both power and fragility, and inspiring others to do so themselves. She works tirelessly in her studio, working on her artistic voice.
“I want to inspire people, especially women, to connect both with their inner empowerment and their vulnerability. I want to convey love and positivity.”
“I want to inspire people, especially women, to connect both with their inner empowerment and their vulnerability. I want to convey love and positivity.”
Emily’s art is deeply personal, reflecting her own journey of self discovery and empowerment. She invites others to find inspiration in the stories she tells through her paintings. Her unique style is a representation of her creative energy and constant pursuit of vulnerability. Whether you’re drawn to the unique precision of the confident women depicted in Emily’s work fits any interior.
Emily’s creative journey started at a young age. As a girl, she could draw for hours. Creativity was encouraged a lot by her mother, who is also an artist herself. Emily was always surrounded by beautiful pictures and magnificent paintings at home. The art of her mother, Ellen Voets, inspired Emily.
From the age of 16 Emily started collecting magazines. Every month she received the old magazines from the local hairdresser in Deurne, where she was born and raised. Endlessly she leafed through the female magazines and tore out everything that integrated her. This is how her interest already arises for female subjects. Often she was drawing these perfume advertisements or images accompanying the articles of the Cosmopolitan.
During her study at Sint Lucas, she therefore did an internship at Cosmopolitan. Where she developed a talent for compositions, glamor and visual communication. She later completed art school where she expanded her passion for art and aesthetics and learned to get in touch with deep emotions and capture it on a canvas.
At the age of 26 she came in contact with Robert Euwe. He has inspired her to show her talent for hyper-realistic art to the outside world and to develop her own sophisticated style. Her dream is to continue the path that she chose and to inspire others along the way.
Take a look at the masterpieces she created and get inspired by the innate beauty of the empowered female subjects in her work.
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