Ella-Jenna Oosterglorenwoud (1999) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work moves between the painted image and the written word. She explores how light, memory, and nature disclose themselves to perception.

With years of exploring diverse artistic techniques and a master’s in creative writing, she has shaped a practice where visual art, poetry, and spirituality meet. ​

​Under Lichtbeeltenis, she paints in the slow, traditional language of oil, while also creating mixed-media works in which calligraphy, fine-art photography, and digital painting interlace. In her hands, light becomes a kind of architecture, and nature a living counterpart in perception — thresholds where landscape, sensation, and intimacy entwine. Each work is a pause in the current, a moment suspended between breath and thought.