About Veerle

Veerle De Vos (born 1962, Oudenaarde) is a Belgian artist who, after a career in education and finance, and a tragic fall, dedicated her life to visual art. Since 2007, she has exhibited internationally with expressive and experimental sculptures that explore themes such as creation, life, and humanity.

Who I am

Veerle De Vos is a Belgian artist.

I am Veerle De Vos (VV, born 1962), a Belgian artist. After obtaining a bachelor’s degree in psychology and working in education as well as in the banking and insurance sector, I chose to change direction. During my first triathlon, a serious cycling accident brought everything to a sudden halt. What began as a physical setback became a personal turning point and led me onto a creative path that truly fits me today.

Veerle De Vos, posing with her artwork.
Veerle De Vos, posing with her artwork.

What I create

An ongoing journey of discovery

Joy is at the heart of my work. I create colourful, playful artworks that arise intuitively and are meant to feel light. Colour is an essential part of my visual language and contributes to the warm, positive atmosphere of my creations. My work aims above all to evoke a feeling: calm, softness and a moment of happiness.

My art is accessible and human. It is meant to be close, to brighten spaces and to make everyday life just a little warmer.

My works have been shown in the television programme Het Huis and can be found, among other places, at the SHA Wellness Clinic in Albir, Hof ter Saksen in Beveren, the Erps-Kwerps residential care centre, as well as in many private homes, gardens and terraces.

A little colour, a little light, and a smile every day.

A look into the studio

From idea to reality

Take a look into Veerle's studio, behind the scenes of the inspiring world, where all ideas to come to life...

The Images of Veerle on TV

Unique settings

Veerle creates works of art that power and emotion radiate and a unique atmosphere managed to create. Her sculptures and art are not only loved in private interiors, but can also be admired on television, where they contribute to the appearance and experience of various programs. These works of art enhance the intimacy and reflective atmosphere of their surroundings, which makes them a special added value to the stories that are told there.

Curious where her works can be seen on the small screen? Discover how Veerle De Vos' art plays a subtle but meaningful role in the world of television. Click the button below and be inspired by her creations that come to life in a unique setting!

Fat ladies Veerle De Vos Knokke Kust from the house Koppel Prices Gallery