Annemarieke Kloosterhof is a London-based Dutch artist who works in painting, collage, design and particularly in all things paper including single or multi-layered paper-cut illustrations, paper props, film sets and large-scale installations. In this episode, she talks about how her passion for paper first began, how nostalgia has been a theme in her work, the importance of experimentation, how she made a spectacular paper installation for the Bridgerton TV series, making three West-end theatres from paper, her use of recycled paper, how her paintings deal with issues such as female sexuality and how she has made paper versions of classic furniture for London’s Leighton House museum.

Annemarieke Kloosterhof talking with Bob Chaundy

Home Before Dark and Het Eerste Ijsje/The First Ice-cream, paintings

Bridgerton Series 3 Episode 6 Paper Craft Installation. Watch the scene on YouTube here

Red 3 from Hide and Seek Series, made from paper, photo Nick Dunne.

Rings of Power installation for premiere at British Museum

Tabernacle, recreated entirely in paper for Ghost Objects at Leighton House, London. Photo Jaron James

You can see more of Annemarieke’s work on her website

Music: Ibiza by MBB | https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial