Eline Lindelauf

Works

Every piece I create is completely unique. My goal is to create something that grows with the space and the person who owns it.

My current work is characterized by recurring elements. For example, I use undulating tiles, where no two are identical. They refer to the path we travel: completely unique, never straight, and constantly in motion. Every day carries its own story within it.

Every angle reveals something different. Just like in life, everything depends on how you look and the meaning you give it.”

“No two tiles are identical, just like our own path.”

My work leaves space for interpretation. There are shapes and forms you may recognize, yet they remain open enough to invite your own story. The many small strokes that come together as one whole reflect how our experiences, encounters, and choices shape who we are today.

Soul contact

Soul contact

This colorfull work is a real eye catcher in every room. Before you realize it, you’re standing face to face — not just seeing, but feeling. This piece moves beyond eye contact, awakening something deeper… a moment of soul recognition. It invites you to pause and embrace beauty even in certain imperfect, human form. Discover it in real life at our first exhibition.

98 x 126 cm

Je t'adore

Je t'adore

More than love — a quiet understanding between two souls. This piece reflects the depth behind choosing one another, again and again. To cherish, to respect, to connect — all woven into a single, timeless expression. A reminder that the most powerful decisions in life are the ones we make with the heart. Experience it at our first exhibition.

98.5 x 186.5

Love is a space for two

(SOLD) - Love is a space for two

An intimate dialogue between two souls, untouched by the noise of the world. This piece captures the quiet strength of connection — a love that endures, evolves, and deepens. Layered with rich tones and subtle contrasts, it reflects both passion and harmony. A balance of intensity and calm, where two individuals become something greater together. Presented alongside seven other works at our first exhibition.

106 x 136

More works on exhibition and later