Fieke (Oss, The Netherlands, 1982) is a multidisciplinary creator, visual storyteller and researcher with a strong connection to nature, culture and social change. After graduating in Graphic Design from Sint Lucas in Boxtel, she continued her studies in Photography at St. Joost in Breda, where she graduated in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts degree, specializing in documentary photography.

Over the past nineteen years, Fieke has worked on independent projects around the world and developed herself into an experienced visual storyteller. Her approach is personal and immersive, closely related to gonzo journalism: not from a distance or with claims of objectivity, but through direct experience, participation and genuine connection with people, places and their stories. Her social skills and engagement also make her a strong community builder.

Growing up in the Dutch countryside, Fieke developed an early fascination with ecosystems and the relationship between humans and nature. Through self-initiated research projects, she explores local and global issues surrounding ecology, society and regenerative transitions. The knowledge and experiences she gathers in the field are translated into exhibitions, lectures, a podcast, publications and encounters that invite dialogue and reflection.

After a period of personal and professional growth within holistic communities in Mexico, Fieke has been expanding her workfield there since 2026 through ‘Puente Azul,’ a foundation that builds bridges between Mexico and the Netherlands and focuses on creating sustainable and social connections.

Fieke is a versatile visionary who believes in the power of creativity, compassion and collaboration. She is always open to new ideas, inspiring encounters and meaningful co-creations.