Arianne Moerman studied fashion design and started her own company in 1995, specialized in the manufacture of bridal wear. She then followed a notarial-legal study and combined her creative work with a job at the office. During this period she met sculptor Bert van Beek. He taught her how to sculpt in stone and a love for this form of expression was born. Fascinated by the beautiful works of classical sculptors, such as Michelangelo, Bernini, Gill, Rodin and Claudelle, she develops a great love for sculpting.

In 2014 Arianne traveled to Pietrasanta, Italy, to discover more about working with marble and to further develop her sculpting skills. There she meets many artists who encourage her to continue her artistic work. Years later, she made a study trip to Lustleigh, England to learn about classical-realistic portraiture. From sculptor Eddy Roos she learns about spatiality and proportions in sculptures and how they relate to the space in which they are located.

She is inspired by historical and contemporary artists as well as by people and daily life around her. She considers it a privilege to study the fascinating world of art by looking, discovering, combining, and creating. Her style can be described as stylized and figurative-realistic. Mostly subdued, a dreaming, thoughtful atmosphere, with a great sense of lines, details and finishing.