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Johnny Mae Hauser

Giclée print on fine art paper, mounted on Bubond
160 x 126 cm

Johnny Mae Hauser (1997) is a Dutch-German artist known for her abstract compositions, a gentle gaze in dramatically rich palettes, pushing the boundaries of photography. Each piece, an expression of the evolution of emotional memory in her distinctly sensible and colourful ways. Inspired by personal life experiences, her images exude a poetic stillness that captures the sentiments of life – introspection, isolation, intimacy and, ultimately, connection.

Johnny Mae’s work invites viewers into a dialogue with their inner selves, shifting the focus from what we see to what goes on beyond the visible; what we feel and experience. In doing so, Hauser aims for us to expand our perceptions, to question and redefine the way we identify and understand emotion.

artwork information

Size:
160 x 126 cm

Year:
2025

Series:
Bildnis

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My work is a fluid and organic process. Sometimes I'll notice something in my peripheral vision that sparks my intuition. It's difficult to pinpoint exactly what it is that catches my attention, but there's a definite feeling associated with it.

UPCOMING SHOWS:

2025| UTITLED MIAMI, a duo solo show with artists Harley Weir & Johnny Mae Hauser for Untitled Miami Beach ’25, Homecoming Gallery, Amsterdam, NL

PAST:

2025| PAN Amsterdam, group show with Joline Kwakkenbos, Rebecca Gilpin and Kasia Wozniak, Homecoming Gallery, Amsterdam, NL

2025| The Visitor, duo solo exhibition with Aldo van den Broek, Photo London, Homecoming Gallery, Somerset House, London, UK.

2025| ALL Fours, group exhibition, Harley Weir, Joline Kwakkenbos, Darcy Brenna, Loes de Boer, Oxiea Villamonte, Homecoming Gallery, Amsterdam, NL.

2025| ZONA MACO, duo solo exhibition with Aldo van den Broek, Homecoming Gallery, Mexico City, MX

2024| Post Partum Garden, duo solo exhibition with Aldo van den Broek, Homecoming Gallery, Park Modern, Hyde Park, London

2024 | ART ROTTERDAM Vriend van Bavink Gallery with Aldo van den broek, Piet Parra, Anouk kruithof,
Maurice van Tellingen, Koos Buster, Rotterdam, NL

2023 | Solo exhibition with Homecoming gallery during September at Kerkstraat 67, Amsterdam, NL

2023 | ALORS ON DANSE GÄRNA Gallery, Group-exhibition, Madrid, ES

2023 | Duo show with Aldo van den Broek Gallery SOM, Tokyo, JP;

2023 | Unseen Photography fair represented by Homecoming Gallery, Amsterdam, NL;

2023 | Group exhibition with Aldo van den Broek, Otto Egberts, Daan den Houter, Marilou van Lierop, Pieter Jan Martyn, Mike Ottink, Marel wesdorp, Vincent Zanni at Gallery Frank Taal. Rotterdam, NL

2023 | Group exhibition with Marian Genet, Jildau Nijboer, Micha Prinsen Galerie Helder; Den Haag, NL

2023 | Group exhibition with Marjo Postma,Paul Ouwerkerk Chris van Veghel, JD Hali, Sonja Cabalt, Orange and red,Lia de Jonghe, Britte Koolen, Saar Scheerlings, Sarai, Sonja Cabalt, Kunst kapel. Amsterdam, NL;

2022 | Solo show Gallery HEDEN, The Hague, NL;

2022 | Group exhibition with Aldo van den Broek, Paul Kooiker, Arjan van Helmond, Maurice van Tellingen, Penolope Umbrico, Vriend van bavink Gallery, Amsterdam, NL;

2022 | Ron Mandos best of graduates, Group exhibition Amsterdam, NL

2022 | SBK sprouts young talents award, Group exhibition Amsterdam, NL

Bildnis

Bildnis is an ongoing series in which Johnny Mae Hauser looks at how emotional memories shift over time. The photographs move through feelings of introspection, isolation, and quiet closeness, offering moments that feel both personal and open.

Hauser’s images set up a gentle exchange between her inner world and the viewer. Rather than telling you what to see or feel, the works leave space for your own response, shifting the focus from simply looking at a picture to actually experiencing it.

The title Bildnis reflects Hauser’s painterly way of working and the individuality of each piece. Every photograph is printed only once, existing as a single, unique work.

Each of her works is unique and together, the photographs in Bildnis form a calm, reflective space, one that invites you in without demanding anything in return.