ART PHOTOGRAPHY NOTES
Pain as fuel—metaphorically… maybe
No language. No contacts. Just pressure—and the work. A farewell, a perfect arrival, and pain turned into light.
Art Photography Is Structure, Not Subject
Art photography is not a witness—it’s a construction.
Through long exposure, light becomes material and motion becomes line, shifting the image from subject to structure.
A curatorial note on five limited, archival works on view Feb–Apr 2026.
The Portrait Without a Face: Less Image, More Presence
Portraits without faces in fine art photography: presence shaped by light, shadow, silhouette, and motion—where abstract photography meets portraiture.
Art Eindhoven 2026: where the work leaves the screen
Art Eindhoven 2026 (Feb 7–8, Klokgebouw). Visit me at Stand #90 to see Artist’s Proofs in person—fine art photography with real scale and depth.
Eindhoven — Honing the Light 2019–2026
In 2019 I tightened a thread of light until it almost snapped. A black table, a dark room in Strijp‑S, and the decision to let light breathe as matter. That experience forged a language. In 2026 I return to it—sharper, quieter, more exact.
LensCulture: Images That Don’t Ask Permission
Abstract, high-contrast long-exposure drawing of light—lines that command and motion that drags the gaze. Images that don’t ask permission.
Investing in art and its historical importance
Investing in quality and unique art is investing in the historical memory of the world, in human expression and in its conservation over time
How a wrong diagnosis of ADHD pushed me to break down barriers
The therapists merely said I was distracted until they made their final diagnosis. "Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)" It sounded serious and unknown (late 70's), inside I didn't agree.
When spring meets abstract art
With a minimalist and elegant black and white style, the art photography describes the end of winter and the beginning of spring.
Our cave, our home
Today, "home" still seeks the same stuffing: a place where one feels in control and properly oriented in space and time; it is a predictable and safe place.
The important role of the Interior Designer
A designer discovers what the client wants, understands the desires of the most intimate spaces and, thanks to the ability to listen and ask questions about it. Learn how to listen them.
