Monique Boutens - Monique Boutens Artist

New City; Spring is in the air - 2011
Donna with golden hair - 2009
New City: Night Fall - 2011
New city : Sunset - 2010
New city/ Gray days - 2010
New city; After the rain ( L ) - 2011
Donna with tulips on her shoulders - 2009
Happy little fish - 2009
mask in brown and gold - 2008
New City: After the rain ( R) - 2011
Happy - 2010
fairy tale - 2010
blue lovebirds - 2007
New City: Perfect Day - 2011
New City: Veil Clouds ( R) - 2011
Staying alive - 2010
flowerfield - 2007
New City: Heavy Weather - 2011
Donna with orange flower in her hair - 2009
New City: Dark clouds - 2011
New City/ Blue sky - 2010
black and white - 2011
War - 2010
New City: Clear Sky - 2011

Monique Boutens is an artist, true and pure.  She has mastered the art of portraying emotions and day to day life. The joy, the dreams, the passion......it all jumps off the screen. Using vivid colours and distict lines, Monique applies her wondrous technique to create works that amaze.

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Her technique reveals years of hard work, disciplined experimentation and -especially-zero concessions. And her passion for her material is unmistakable.

Monique Boutens expresses herself in mosaics and produces unique exciting images that are full of life, layered and send us a clear message: one of joy and hope.

Since 2010, the theme of house / city can often been seen in the work of Monique Boutens. As an inhabitant, you are curious about outside, but once outside , you are curious about inside. You both know that you can see each other, but you do not know each other or each other's stories.

In the windows in the work of Monique Boutens, you can see famous people from current affairs, but also complete strangers. Her houses are portraits of an area. The houses and cities do not exist, but are thought up.

The people in the houses are connected and each tell their own stories.

Monique does not judge, but relates and shows the mutual connection; as a type of facebookor, in her case, a face panel.

A couple of eyes are always incorporated in the houses. Eyes symbolise seeing, but in thes pieces of art also guarding. Guarding the occupants of the houses, the inhabitants of the city and the world.

Thes pieces of art symbolise hope.

" The work of Monique Boutens makes beautiful use of colour and form and tells a powerful message.

When one of her pieces has your attention, it just does not let go of you,"says Boris Schmidt organizer at Xpozz, Utrecht.