Exhibition by Angela de Lepper – “Wooden art with a personal message”

There is currently a special exhibition on display by Bladel-based artist Angela de Lepper.
Following her exhibition earlier this year at the Muzenval in Eersel, her profile has
grown and several works were sold as a result of that exhibition. 
As a result, Angela has been hard at work again, producing five new pieces that have been added to her collection!
The exhibition currently comprises 21 wooden artworks, each with its own personal message.
Angela de Lepper (1979) from Bladel has been creative from a young age.
She learnt to work with various materials and tools and developed a keen eye for form and detail at an early age. 
After completing her training at the Helicon Horticultural College in Vught, she worked passionately as a florist for over ten years.
Alongside this, she ran workshops centred on creativity and the reuse of materials: what was rubbish to one person formed the basis of something beautiful for her.
A home renovation sparked the idea of making her own wall decorations from wooden slats, using natural materials and colours. 
Working with wood brought her a sense of calm and helped her come to terms with her recovery process. This is
how her current style emerged: wooden artworks that are not only decorative but also tell a story.
The positive reactions from those around her motivated Angela to share her work with a wider audience. 
The exhibition at De Muzenval was a fine example of this. How wonderful, then, that she is now able to showcase her art in her own village!
After visiting the exhibition, you can take a leaflet with you and leave a message, review or account of your experience in the guestbook,
or you can share your message via info@angeladelepper.nl. 
You can find out more about Angela’s artworks and the stories behind them on her website at www.angeladelepper.nl.