Rob Scholte (Amsterdam, 1958) lived successively in Castricum, Doorn and Heiloo. From 1977 to 1982 he studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. Scholte has developed his own technique for the creation of his works. He arranges and places images from the mass media and from his extensive archive in a different context, giving the images a different meaning. The contradictions and contradictions are ‘overcome’ in a new context. Scholte’s paintings contain various elements that acquire their own regularity through themes, composition, colour, humor and tension. His sources are art history, print media, advertising, video clips and comics. He takes his inspiration from this and criticizes the manipulation of it.