Walls of clay. Carved patterns. Warm light. You feel like you’ve been here before — but can’t place when or why.

Dutch artist Levi van Veluw (b. 1985) has spent nearly two decades crafting multi-sensory environments that draw from memory, philosophy, and meticulous craftsmanship. Working across sculpture, drawing, and installation, his practice is marked by an almost obsessive precision.

Van Veluw transforms early childhood impressions into tactile, spatial experiences—dark, contemplative, and often unsettling. His works explore the friction between order and chaos, control and vulnerability, beauty and unease. Rather than offering explanation, they invite introspection: not to be understood, but to be felt.