Arthur Stam creates layered, realistic, romantic, and surrealistic works that feature busy individuals in their everyday environments. His pieces often depict themes like a person in a workshop, set builders, shipbuilding, and gardeners in their plots. Notably, he has a series of small-scale viewing cabinets showcasing these dynamic spaces.
In contrast, Rien Jansen's minimalist approach emphasizes sustainability and careful composition. His work is characterized by modesty and a thoughtful process, reflecting his reluctance for grand gestures.
