Bauhaus architecture captivates due to its blend of mathematical clarity, functional beauty, and material honesty. The style evokes calmness through ordered designs and spacious environments, using concrete, glass, and steel. A recent trip to Dessau inspired reflections on personal themes of control and openness, highlighting a preference for expansive spaces. Continue reading Clarity, function, geometry, light, timelessness
Last month, I was accepted to kunstRUIM, a platform created for and by professional visual artists. kunstRUIM acts as a bridge between the city and its artistic talent. Through their website, gallery, and events, they showcase the work of their … Continue reading Joining kunstRUIM
The author recounts a winter bike ride in Amsterdam, where a fleeting moment of pedestrians walking toward the sun inspired them to return and photograph the scene. Using triple exposure techniques, they captured the surreal view in black and white, coining the work “exodus” and exploring the concept of negative space. Continue reading Exodus
A new print titled “Light Still Works Here” captures the contrast between industrial structures and soft light, evoking various moods. The artist explores hidden post-industrial sites, documenting their stories of past economic prosperity and the lives of former workers. The photograph is offered mounted on alu dibond, with framing options available. Continue reading Light Still Works Here
The post reflects on the movie “Don’t Look Now,” a classic in British cinema, and its emotional impact. The author shares a personal connection to the film through a photo taken in Venice that evokes grief. A new photograph of the weathered image captures this haunting essence anew, despite its somber nature. Continue reading Wenn die Gondeln Trauer tragen
For years, I captured images of the horizon from all over the world. Now, I have finally found the time to bring them together. My new project “the edge” was born. In my photos, it is the horizon where water … Continue reading the edge
I’m excited to share my passion for photography with you through my new online store. It’s been a dream of mine to share my photography with you all, and I’m so excited to finally make that a reality. Building an … Continue reading My Online Store is live
Boekie Woekie, an artist-run bookshop in Amsterdam, opened on January 1, 1986. Initially selling founders’ publications, it now features roughly 7,000 titles from various artists. Managed by Henriëtte van Egten, Rúna Thorkelsdóttir, and Jan Voss, it serves as a significant venue for artists’ books and small-scale publishing globally. Continue reading Boekie Woekie, books by artists
My LensCulture subscription gave me the exciting opportunity to showcase my work by submitting eight of my photographs to “Critics’ Choice 2025”. Twenty critics from leading museums, galleries, magazines, and festivals each hand-picking 3 standout photographers, honoring up to 60 … Continue reading A Step Forward
I am excited to announce that my two new books, “Untold Stories” and “Hidden Faces,” are now available for sale at Boekie Woekie. These works showcase my passion for photography and creativity, inviting readers to embark on a unique visual journey. I look forward to your thoughts and support. Continue reading Exciting Announcement: My New Books Are Here!
The author, a retired aeronautical engineer, has a lifelong passion for photography, which they are now pursuing more actively. They submitted eight photos for expert review to LensCulture’s “Critics’ Choice 2025,” eagerly awaiting feedback from a prestigious panel of photography critics and influencers. Continue reading My Journey in Photography: From Aviation to Art
The author feels most productive when faced with challenging tasks, exemplified by their recent work editing two photo books. After completing the projects, they updated their website and are seeking feedback on their work. A link to view the books is provided for readers’ input. Continue reading When do I feel most productive?
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