Artworks • Series 3
NATURE AND MANIPULATION #3
In the extent to wich, is nowadays nature created by people? Rather; manipulated? How much nature is added on earth? Asking myself these questions and with my background as illustrator and designer, I naturally came to my style of photography and image editing.
These images are digital edited. I always photograph trees, plants, flowers and water. That’s what I call my ‘source images’ from which new images can emerge.
Climate change is caused by humans. That’s the ultimate manipulation by nature. In my images, I want through addition of change, also manipulate nature. I want to create a whole different narrative.
Artworks • Series 2
NATURE AND MANIPULATION #2
In the extent to wich, is nowadays nature created by people? Rather; manipulated? How much nature is added on earth? Asking myself these questions and with my background as illustrator and designer, I naturally came to my style of photography and image editing.
These images are digital edited. I always photograph trees, plants, flowers and water. That’s what I call my ‘source images’ from which new images can emerge.
Climate change is caused by humans. That’s the ultimate manipulation by nature. In my images, I want through addition of change, also manipulate nature. I want to create a whole different narrative.
Artwork • series 1
NATURE AND MANIPULATION #1
In the extent to wich, is nowadays nature created by people? Rather; manipulated? How much nature is added on earth? Asking myself these questions and with my background as illustrator and designer, I naturally came to my style of photography and image editing.
These images are made by using mixed techniques and are manually edited.
Climate change is caused by humans. That’s the ultimate manipulation by nature. In my images, I want through (small) addition of change, also manipulate nature. I want to create a whole different narrative.
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