Maaike Canne is a Rotterdam-based illustrator and visual artist with a focus on architecture, design, and nature. Her bold, color-driven work explores the tension between interior and exterior spaces, balancing abstraction and representation. She works across editorial, murals, and autonomous paintings, moving fluidly between commercial and personal projects.


Want to discuss a project or collaboration?  
maaike.e.canne@gmail.com


Represented by
(EU) Tiphaine  
(UK, US, Asia) Jelly Agency


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Clients include
The New Yorker, Apple, Pinterest, Dropbox, Architectural Digest, Elle Decoration, Lexus , VPRO, Ace & Tate, Financial Times, De Volkskrant, Wrap Magazine, The Architectural Review, Die Zeit,  ABN Amro, Bellerose ,The Atlantic, Tiptoe Design,
Mutina, VARAgids, Quote, Stuttgarter Zeitung, Tylko, Kiblind, Frontaal Beer and more...


Studio and post address
Maaike Canne
De Kroon
Schiemond 20-22
3024 EE Rotterdam



Press
2025      Jelly Agency Interview
2023     Sircle Collection
2023     Teufel Audio (NL)
2022     Wrap Magazine
2021      It’s Nice That
2020     Wrap Magazine
2020     It’s Nice That
2019     It’s Nice That
2019     Creative Boom


Exhibitions
2024    Studio Kura (Group), Itoshima, JP
2023    Man Met Bril Koffie (Solo), Rotterdam, NL
2023    The Seoul Illustration Fair (Group), Seoul, KR
2023    Kunstuitleen (Solo), Rotterdam, NL
2022    Sunrays (Solo), Kiblind Lyon, FR
2022    RIJN PILS (Group), Amsterdam, NL
2022    All Hands On Deck (Group), Breda, NL
2019    Hopper (Solo), Rotterdam, NL
2019    Kaapse Maria (Solo), Rotterdam, NL
2019    De Centrale (Solo), Delft, NL
2019    Good Mother Gallery (Group), Oakland, US
2019    Gallery MotMot (Group), Breda, NL
2017    HONK (Group), Stedelijk Museum Breda, NL


Artist in residence
June 2024, Studio Kura, Itoshima, Japan

On the side
Curating exhibitions for Man Met Bril Koffie, Rotterdam
Google Maps adventurer at Googlemapsandme.com @googlemapsandme
→ Collecting visuals that please the eye @notdavidhockney




















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