Julie Verhoeven: Gluteus Maximus  The London-based artist and
illustrator tells Dazed about the first of her two-part
exhibition in Amsterdam, exploring the contemporary female
experience   This September, artist and illustrator Julie
Verhoeven, welcomes you to her surreal household, a new solo
exhibition, in two parts, named ‘Gluteus Maximus’. The
exhibition raises questions of the trepidations of modern
womanhood and the complexity of the metalanguage of femininity.
In an exclusive interview with us,  Verhoeven talks about her
new exhibition and the troublesome life of a female artist.
Dazed Digital: What is the main idea of your exhibition? Julie
Verhoeven:  My process is very organic and guttural. I don't
have any great concept; I am just lead by my taste, lust for
colour, cloth and ever increasing interest in all things female
and gender. I am a closet feminist at heart and this angry head
is beginning to infiltrate through the work. In a way it is a
vain attempt to produce works of desire, which satisf