Yearbooks
Every year I make a personal yearbook containing my strongest photographs and most memorable moments. The process helps me reflect, archive, and distill thousands of images into something tangible and enduring.
Photography
Photography has become my way of paying attention to the world. Most of the work begins outside: through walking, traveling, revisiting places, and returning often enough for patterns to emerge.
Photo essays
Capturing a writing camp: my friends make music, I take photos
The second edition of my Doe Gewoon writing camp photo essays. Is this going to be a series?
Inside the beautifully chaotic mind of ReinCarnatie
'Hey, so what if I just made a painting right here on the spot so you can see what materials I use, what my process is, and I just talk you through it a little bit?' Rein casually mentions while he pours me a coffee. I look up at him: 'That's exactly what I would love you to do right now', I reply.
Documenting a writing camp and announcing the giveaway winner
Two things this week. I joined my friends of Doe Gewoon on their writing camp to photograph their process of making music. And, the moment you've all been waiting for, the winner of the fine art print giveaway is here! Let's not waste any time.
Photo essay: Bleached Renaissance (and my first-ever print giveaway!)
A photo essay, two videos and a fine art print giveaway. These are not three separate newsletters.
Photo essay: Karpathos in between
About the duality of a small Greek island that is yet to be discovered by mass tourism.
Winter Allotment
A small photography project, shot in one afternoon in the waning winter sun. Focussing on the hidden beauties of a communal allotment garden.
Some images stand alone. Others require context, sequencing, or time. Over the years, this naturally evolved into three distinct forms of work: selected photographs, narrative photo essays, and yearly archives that document the accumulation of everyday observation.