Save the date because I have got some good news! My book ‘Where the Spirit Meets the Bone’ is out of print and, to my delight, has been sold all over the world, from Singapore to Canada and from France to the United States. That is why a second edition of 150 copies will be released in September, which will be presented during my first solo exhibition at ‘The Engelbewaarder’ in Amsterdam.
Make a note of the date: 13-09-2023 from 17:00 till 19:00
It will be a special evening when I will share my work with you, and signed copies of my book will be available.
Keep an eye on my newsletter for more details and updates on the book launch and exhibition.
FRESH EYES 2023
I am selected as one of the 155 international talents!
155 TALENTS BUNDLED
Our fifth edition introduces a new concept: FRESH EYES International divided into 5 categories: Documentary, Black and White, Conceptual, Fashion, and Portrait. This worldwide Open Call invited photographers from across the globe to show us their vision and expertise in their chosen photographic field.
NEW WORK
Last week I started with a new long term project. I went to Arnhem to meet up with one of the dancers of my latest book ‘Where the spirit meets the bone’. I felt that I had to meet her again. This image marks the beginning of a photography project that delves deeper into the life of Lena, a young German dancer studying in the Netherlands. As she embarks on her final year as an intern in Groningen in September 2023, Lena enters a new phase in her life to discover her true identity, both as a dancer and as an individual.
SHOP
You can pre-order now your copy of ‘Where the spirit meets the bone’.
Or look for a beautiful print.
All prints are signed and numbered and printed in an edition of 15 +2 AP on the highest quality handmade paper (Tesuki-Washi EchiZen). There are two different sizes available:
A4 (21x29.7cm): €120,00
A3+ (32.9x48.3cm): €165,00
This is a true handmade Japanese Washi fine art paper.
The Echizen area, where the washi base paper is produced, has a history spanning over 1500 years. The washi paper is carefully handmade one by one and is valued by many artists for its quality and use for reproducing their artwork.
Tesuki-Washi EchiZen 110 has a natural flexibility and can create brilliant inkjet prints with a natural handmade texture. This beautiful paper is further enhanced using ILFORD’s original coating recipe.
For larger sizes or other requests, framing or framing advice, please feel free to contact me.
10% Of the sale of the prints goes to emerging dance makers.
