WITHIN 
WALKING 
DISTANCE

For me photography has always been about comfort and contemplation. Finding beauty in my close surroundings is a balancing act in order to survive the social and political turmoil of the world we live in. Carrying a camera most of the time, I take pictures wherever I am. I don’t look for the exotic or the spectacular. Images appear to me, triggered by the light, colour, shape or perspective, revealing the beauty that often goes unseen. Part of a large ongoing body of work, these carefully selected images, taken during daily walks part of a long physical rehabilitation process, are exploring the subjective aspects of beauty, inviting the viewer to question his own sense of aesthetics and the way he is looking at his environment.

 Blue wooden board on white plastic stool
 Pigment print, framed with museum glass
 8 x 12 cm in 28 x 35 cm
 2020

 Dirty snow structure melting
 Pigment print, framed with museum glass
 8 x 12 cm in 28 x 35 cm
 2024

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