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Last update: June 16, 2025 at 13:13
Read moreArt has long been an important part of Schiphol. Sometimes striking, sometimes subtle, the works create a calm, familiar and welcoming feeling at the airport, and inspire the millions of travellers who visit Schiphol every year on their journeys. In this podcast series, you'll learn about the stories behind the artworks, as told by the creators themselves.
Schiphol is filled with art, from iconic pieces to hidden gems. In this podcast, hear the creators themselves share the stories behind their works. Listen to each episode on Spotify or explore the full series in your favourite podcast app!
Maarten Baas' clock at Schiphol features a little man painting the time. He talks about inspiration, the perception of time, and themes in his work.
Marijke de Goey's blue lines at Schiphol represent travellers in motion. She shares how folding paper inspired her art and how her work gradually came to life.
Tom Claassen discusses his large seated snowmen at Schiphol, their name, different perspectives, and how the artwork secured its prominent location.
Schiphol, 4 metres below sea level, is home to ‘Jantje,’ Suzanne de Graaf’s mermaid. She talks about freedom, Menorca, and a special object in her studio.
‘10.800 Horizons’ presents Dutch polders at Schiphol. Boon discusses installation challenges and how she creates something new from existing materials.
‘Dellaert’ honors Schiphol’s founder. Henneman shares childhood memories, inspiration, his Beatrix portrait, and the technique behind his standing drawing.
‘Meeting Point’ has stood proudly at Schiphol for over 50 years. Tajiri’s grandson shares how the artist’s journey and past shaped this powerful artwork.
Explore 'The Flying Fish' by Carel Visser, a steel masterpiece in the departure hall, embodying family heritage and artistry.
