Collecting art is not just filling the empty space above your sofa. To buy art also means to invest in (young) artists and draw attention to new artists and new art forms.

We believe art adds a new dimension to your life, be it at work, at home or in public areas. Art can be a constant source of inspiration. You can look at it consciously and feel it. You can identify yourself with it or it might strengthen your image. It will also have an impact on your environment. Art is communication with you, your clients, your employees, your guests, the public, basically with all people.

Art Angels furnishes (office) spaces with changing exhibitions, ranging from modern art, photography, 3D art and sculptures. Art Angels is the professional helping hand for companies and also for creative artists who would like to bring their art under the footlight.

Art Angels connects companies, architects, project developers, individuals, housing corporations and councils with artists, designers and photographers. During artistic events art is sold, connections are made and new orders will follow. To create an unforgettable experience, Art Angels works with established and new brands (drinks/food/fashion/design).

Art Angels will provide you with the right artist to grant your wishes. For instance a beautiful decoration for your house or office. Maybe a portrait or a sculpture as a special gift to celebrate a milestone in someone's life.

Art Angels creates art projects in many different ways. Not only design, also execution. Art creates added value to public space, both indoor and outdoor, as well as to buildings.

Marjo van Kleeff founded Art Angels in 1994 with one mission 'Art is communication'. All these years Art Angels has been a unique modern company inspired by Marjo's creative and practical input. A company where opportunities are created for artists and where businesses can count on professional guidance.

Debby van Adrichem The Lines/Shadows/Blinds series is an interplay of light and shadow that is created by using old blinds. A material that is basically straightforward, cold and predictable. But by deforming it, it gets a soft, silky and organic look and feel.

With her series "Faces Unknown", she searches for the tension between the human and the abstract. To create her art, she starts by observing existing faces and decomposes them until pure humanity remains, regardless of gender, origin and culturally shaped appearances.

Natasja Alers makes casts of human body parts and constructs them into new sculptures, vases, reliefs, seating objects and installations. These artworks often address underlying social issues or inequalities in the way women are treated. Alers is one of the young female artists stepping out from the shadow of male-dominated history, taking a leading role in contemporary art.  She is just (2023) nominated for the Dutch ceramic art prize with exceptional quality.

On show from February 28 - April 28 2023 open during office hours.  Central hall A-tower and in the corridor under the Zuidplein direction parking.