Marieke van Amerom

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Marieke van Amerom (born January 25, 1942) is a painter and draftsman from Alphen aan den Rijn.^[1]

Van Amerong's drawings are narrative and inspired by her lively nocturnal dream life. She writes down her dreams in the morning and then draws them on paper. Her preferred mediums include Indian ink, pen, and brush, sometimes with color accents. This is a daily routine for her that gives her inspiration and ideas for other work.^[2][3]