Zandvoort Art in Zandvoorts Museum
Five artists will exhibit one of their works in the ZM Passage of the Zandvoorts Museum from September 20th. More from these artists can be seen during and after Zandvoort Art until November 23, 2025. Over 100 artists will display their creations at various locations throughout Zandvoort, in a route full of painting, sculpture, multimedia, and theater.
ZM Passage
The following artists can be seen in the ZM Passage.
Floran Béchard
Floran has been creative from a young age, with a passion for clay, drawing, painting, and piano. Inspired by Van Gogh and later by Gurney, Pancoast, and Beksiński, he started working with oil paint. At DARA in Haarlem, he learned portraiture. His goal: to create art that unites beauty, story, and meaning.
Bodine Abramov
Bodine Ester Abramov (31), a visual artist from Amsterdam, has been living with trigeminal neuralgia since 2022. The pain brought her closer to her art. In 2025, she started a triptych about vulnerable moments in public transport. A mother with a child became her first image: peace and connection amidst urban hustle and bustle.
Jan Gerber
Born in 1957, I discovered photography at the age of 12, first with a simple Kodak box, later with a bellows camera. From idea to elaborated plan, I create realistic-looking fictional worlds, sometimes made up of 80 photos. My work has won many international awards. Granddaughter Farah travels through fifteen years of imagination.
Jeffrey Heemskerk
As a visual artist, I am inspired by classical art and the human figure. I look for timeless beauty in form, light, and emotion. My paintings capture stories in everyday moments and subtle attitudes. The human character is central: sometimes stately, sometimes vulnerable, but always recognizable and real.
Sam Bosch
I am Sam Bosch, an artist from Haarlem with a passion for classical realism. In my portraits, I seek more than just resemblance: I want to capture personality, emotion, and soul. With an eye for detail, technique, and light, I add a contemporary touch, connecting with both model and viewer.