The Water Painting Collection explores water not simply as a landscape, but a state of light, movement and memory. The works move between water and everyday coastal life, observing fleeting moments of presence and connection. Beach scenes, sea horizons and small encounters with nature - including the delicate flight of a dragonfly - become fragments of a larger summer landscape.
A collection dedicated to the animals that were part of Meinke Flesseman's life and artistic world, with particular focus on those she encountered and lived alongside the Algarve. Through memories, affection, and close observation, these works reveal animals as companions, elements of the landscape, and an integral part of the artist's experience.
The Meinke Flesseman's work is deeply connected to nature, landscape, and the experience of traveling. On the Road and Traveling, the road becomes more than a physical journey - it's an essencial part of Meinke's journey, connecting places, memories, and a sense of belonging.
A collection of paintings rooted in the everyday life of the Algarve, it's local markets, restaurants, streets, landscapes, and the people who inhabit them. Strange Days > a body of work made during the lockdown period, when familiar places and routines took on a different character.
An archive dedicated to portraits and figurative painting, featuring people who hold a special significance to Meinke, alongside studies of the nude and classical subjects. This collection explores the human figure through personal, intimate and timeless representations.
A collection of ceramics vessels and sculptural objects combining functional forms with figurative and natural elements, including human figures, leaves, fruits, and animals. Also features fruit bowls with sculptural bases inspired by goat legs or human fingers, concluding with a serie of cubes covered in hand-painted tiles created by Meinke.
An archive of small paintings depicting the Meinke's everyday life, with moments of leisure and encounters with nature. Scenes of the pool, outdoor spaces and quiet moments celebrate rest, simplicity, and a sense of peace.
