Andrea Van Eyck is a multidisciplinary artist who graduated in performing arts and interpretation from TAI (Rey Juan Carlos University - Madrid) in 2018. Her passion for the arts led her to London, where she continued her training at the prestigious LAMDA. Additionally, she has traveled repeatedly to Florence to delve into the history of art and visual arts at the Accademia d'Arte - ADA.
Her artistic journey was significantly influenced by her final career project, titled "Hypothesis on the possible relationship between flamenco and Butoh." This project took her to the United States, where she immersed herself in Japanese Butoh theater-dance at The Vangeline Theatre, significantly influencing the thematic axis of her work: the search for light in the midst of tragedy.
Andrea Van Eyck is recognized for her experimental and conceptual approach in the pursuit of beauty as a source of well-being. Her creations are described as "fertile preciosities" and explore themes ranging from occultism to spirituality and the relationship with nature. Furthermore, her work is characterized by a critical deconstruction of the received Judeo-Christian heritage, which is prominently manifested in her works.
As an active member of the Rivas Cherif Laboratory at the National Dramatic Center of Spain, Andrea Van Eyck is immersed in the forefront of the theatrical scene, both nationally and internationally, collaborating with prominent artists and contributing to the evolution of performing arts.
In 2018, the Cuarta Pared Hall in Madrid hosted her first theatrical proposal as a director, playwright, and actress, titled "La Vasca," as part of the Essence Festival. In 2022, after several years away from the national scene, she made her debut in London with "Becoming," a piece supported by the Migrants in Theatre program at The New Diorama Theatre.
Currently, Andrea Van Eyck is at the center of the artistic scene with her solo exhibition "Maps of the Subconscious," commissioned by the Kur Gallery in San Sebastian, and her outstanding theatrical proposal "El Ángel," which premiered at the Teatro Pavón in Madrid. These works mark her triumphant return home and reflect her constant artistic evolution and tireless pursuit of expression through art.
ANDREA SAYS
I create fertile preciousness.
ANDREA IS
Andrea is an actress, theater director, playwright, and conceptual artist. She lives between London and Madrid, where she is engaged in the execution of personal projects and commissions. Regularly, she organizes creative workshops, where she shares her artistic philosophy and creative tools.
Andrea Van Eyck is a multidisciplinary artist who graduated in performing arts and interpretation from TAI (Rey Juan Carlos University - Madrid) in 2018. Her passion for the arts led her to London, where she continued her training at the prestigious LAMDA. Additionally, she has traveled repeatedly to Florence to delve into the history of art and visual arts at the Accademia d'Arte - ADA.
Her artistic journey was significantly influenced by her final career project, titled "Hypothesis on the possible relationship between flamenco and Butoh." This project took her to the United States, where she immersed herself in Japanese Butoh theater-dance at The Vangeline Theatre, significantly influencing the thematic axis of her work: the search for light in the midst of tragedy.
Andrea Van Eyck is recognized for her experimental and conceptual approach in the pursuit of beauty as a source of well-being. Her creations are described as "fertile preciosities" and explore themes ranging from occultism to spirituality and the relationship with nature. Furthermore, her work is characterized by a critical deconstruction of the received Judeo-Christian heritage, which is prominently manifested in her works.
As an active member of the Rivas Cherif Laboratory at the National Dramatic Center of Spain, Andrea Van Eyck is immersed in the forefront of the theatrical scene, both nationally and internationally, collaborating with prominent artists and contributing to the evolution of performing arts.
In 2018, the Cuarta Pared Hall in Madrid hosted her first theatrical proposal as a director, playwright, and actress, titled "La Vasca," as part of the Essence Festival. In 2022, after several years away from the national scene, she made her debut in London with "Becoming," a piece supported by the Migrants in Theatre program at The New Diorama Theatre.
Currently, Andrea Van Eyck is at the center of the artistic scene with her solo exhibition "Maps of the Subconscious," commissioned by the Kur Gallery in San Sebastian, and her outstanding theatrical proposal "El Ángel," which premiered at the Teatro Pavón in Madrid. These works mark her triumphant return home and reflect her constant artistic evolution and tireless pursuit of expression through art.
ANDREA SAYS
I create fertile preciousness.
ANDREA IS
Andrea is an actress, theater director, playwright, and conceptual artist. She lives between London and Madrid, where she is engaged in the execution of personal projects and commissions. Regularly, she organizes creative workshops, where she shares her artistic philosophy and creative tools.
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