Herman Van Den Broek

Van den Broek combines traditional art forms with digital techniques. He is known for his experimental approach, which focuses on lines, geometric shapes, and bright colors. His work is characterized by powerful contours and squares, a visual language that is present in both his abstract and figurative work. This use of lines is a recurring element in his oeuvre.

The artist considers creating art to be an intuitive process and is reluctant to interpret his work. For him, his work is a way of approaching life from a different perspective and returning to the essentials. An inner urge to transcend the everyday world is an important starting point in his artistry.

Van den Broek has been working with digital techniques since the 1980s. He combines photography, natural textures, and traditional painting with digital editing. His digital works balance between reality and imagination and sometimes address social themes, including the position of women worldwide.

His digital art is collected internationally by private individuals and companies. Van den Broek was represented by the Artinnovation gallery in Innsbruck and exhibited at fairs such as ART Innsbruck and ART Salzburg. In 2020, one of his works appeared on the cover of the Arted...

Herman van den Broek (Amersfoort, 1950) is a Dutch visual artist. He works in various disciplines, including painting, digital art, and sculpture. Van den Broek trained as a graphic artist at the graphic arts school in Utrecht (1969).

Doetinchem City Museum (1982)
Palace of Justice, Amsterdam (1997)
Arnhem Cow Parade (2000)
Dales Accountants and Advisors, Doetinchem and Zevenaar; Voorhuis Design (2005–present)
Radboud University Nijmegen (2005)
Canisius Hospital Nijmegen (2007)
Rotra Doesburg (2008–present)
Slingeland Hospital, Doetinchem (2010)
Innsbruck, Salzburg, Berlin
Permanent exhibition at De Kunstkamer, Laag-Keppel (since 2000)