Julie Haverkamp (1997) is a Dutch artist whose work explores the relationship between 

landscape, memory and material. Inspired by the ever-changing landscapes of Ibiza, she 

translates fleeting impressions into layered ceramic wall pieces and paintings.

Her practice is rooted in structure, texture and spatial composition. Individually formed ceramic 

fragments come together to create unified compositions, where light, shadow and material 

reveal new perspectives over time. Rather than depicting the landscape, her work captures the 

traces it leaves behind.

Memory surfaces not as narrative, but as residue. Through texture, form and composition, 

Haverkamp creates tactile works that invite a slower, more intuitive way of seeing and 

experiencing landscape.

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Galleries:

Newhouse Gallery, Amsterdam The Netherlands