-A new old master: digital flower still lifes that refer
to the old Dutch masters
-Old-fashioned beauty and at the same time
radically contemporary
-Causes a furore in the American and Asian art
world
-A book as a work of art in itself, an object to
cherish, designed by Studio Kluif
-"Flowers represent the circle of life for me as well
as the short time of real beauty - Carpe Diem" – Bas
Meeuws.
-"Meeuws' assortment of flowers, seem to emerge
yet elapse into their inky black backdrops, reveling
in sharpness, flaunting texture, pore and vein." -
Newspaper The Hindu.
His photographs are of an old-fashioned beauty and at the same time radically contemporary.
Flower by flower Bas Meeuws composes his floral still lifes, but digitally: the basis for Meeuws'
monumental works are digital photographs of individual flowers. They allude to the Dutch masters
of the seventeenth century with their sense of luxury and their eye for the ephemeral. Meeuws
strikes a chord in the art world with his flower still lifes. He is represented by Dutch, American,
Taiwanese and Indian galleries and exhibits from Amsterdam to New Delhi.