Hellen van Meene (b. 1972) is a celebrated Dutch photographer known for her compelling portraits of adolescent girls. Her work captures the subtle and complex transition from childhood to womanhood, exploring themes of vulnerability, introspection, and the development of self-identity. Van Meene’s photographs are distinguished by their formal elegance, masterful use of natural light, and a timeless, psychological depth. Her work has been exhibited globally and is held in major collections, including the Guggenheim Museum and the Stedelijk Museum.
