Hand-tufted wool tapestry, contemporary art, Sunbirds and Flowers, Tjitske Storm

Tjitske Storm’s expressive style reflects a dynamic synergy of opposite worlds, blending precisely aligned geometry with fluid organic shapes and digital techniques with ancient fiber crafts. Driven by a neurodivergent perspective and a fascination with the interconnection between biodiversity and humanity, Storm aspires to "Rewild the World." Her artworks function as inner landscapes where patterns, systems, and sensory details merge to capture emotion and distill the abundance of life into visual clarity.

A graduate of the Amsterdam Fashion Institute, Storm honed her skills in surface design at the prestigious Marcel Wanders Studio before shifting her focus to fine art. Her debut series, The Art of Living Together (2022), was presented at Rossana Orlandi in Milan, followed by two years of representation by Todd Merrill Studio in New York. Currently moving toward new techniques beyond her woven and tufted works, she continues to create thought-provoking pieces that inspire connection and storytelling.