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External examiner at ArtEZ University of the Arts
30.03.2026 - 10.05.2026
Mondriaan Fund - K.F. Hein Fund - Platform ACCT
09.06.2025 - 10.06.2025
Contemporary print fair
06.05.2025
Cascade and Garden series now part of collection Leiden University Libraries
08.05.2025 - 23.05.2025
Guest-lecturer at ArtEZ University of the Arts
26.01.2025 - 23.02.2025
Duo exhibition with Lenneke van der Goot
18.12.2024
Installation of commissioned work
i.c.w. Marisa Rappard
02.03.2024
Exhibition Rêves en Ligne open from 08-01:00 AM
16.02.2024
Langs lijnen volg ik de realistische fantasie van Rozemarijn Westerink - NL
01.02.2024 – 04.02.2024
Projections - booth
with Art Gallery O-68
20.10.2023
(Ver)dwalen in een beladen landschap - NL
By Janita Baron
28.09.2023
Verdwalen in de ‘tuinen’ van Westerink - NL
By Gitte Brugman
Galerie Getekend - Heerenveen
18.08.2023
Groupshow curated by Arno Kramer
Part of the Drawing Research Network
27.07.2023
De populariteit van Zadkine’s ‘Jan Gat’ - NL
By Sandra Smets
23.03.2023
Press release by Atelier Néerlandais
Rozemarijn Westerink (1982, The Netherlands)
Drawings and animation film
Rozemarijn Westerink studied at ArtEZ in Arnhem (BA) and St. Joost in Den Bosch (MA). She won the Buning Brongers Prize in 2006 and in 2023 the Open Call Zadkine, initiated by the Dutch Embassy and the Zadkine Museum in Paris (FR).
Westerink creates drawings with pen and ink, building them up layer by layer, much like the way she makes stop-motion animated films, bringing the drawn worlds to life. From these films, she develops spatial works with resin and paper.
In her work, she focuses on the landscape and the female body. Westerink considers the body, the garden and the sea as metaphors for an inner space that is tangible, fluid, and transient.
Recently, she made an animated film for the Zadkine Museum in Paris, as a contemporary reflection on the iconic sculpture 'The Destroyed City' by Ossip Zadkine. This film has been shown in Paris and the Chabot Museum in Rotterdam.
In 2026, she was an artist-in-residence at Marble Residency Pyrgos on the Greek island of Tinos for six weeks, learning how to work with marble reliefs, surrounded by the sea.