THE LENSLESS PODCAST
Featured on the Lensless Podcast.
A conversation on Pinhole Photography.
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LOOKING AT THE MYSTERY OF NATURE
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Using pinhole photography to find another gateway to reality
Pinhole photography offers a fascinating way to explore the world. It’s nothing more than a black box with a tiny hole in it. This simple technique slows us down, allowing us to see the world differently. It brings photography back to its essence of light and time.
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RECENT WORK
TOUCHED BY THE SEA: An ongoing project along the Wadden Sea coast, exploring how the landscape can foster a deeper sense of awareness and connection.
THE MAKING OF
Setting up a pinhole camera for a long exposure in freezing wind can be tough. One day, some gaffer tape was left behind, but months later, I returned to remove what was left.
SHOWING THE INVISIBLE
Solargraphy (painting with the sun) is a simple technique that is widely recognized and practised. It inspired me to make long exposures with a pinhole camera and neutral density filter.
COMMISSION ‘NIJESTEE’
An artwork commissioned by the housing corporation Nijestee. The installation is part of a project where several porches were enhanced with art in collaboration with the residents.
SINGER MUSEUM
This photo, titled ‘The Elftheater’, was part of the exhibition “Droomkunst” in the Singer Museum Laren, featuring works from the collection of Gerard van Wezel.
WORKSHOP RABOBANK
Participants learned the basics of photography during a pinhole photography workshop in my studio. The workshop was organized for the members of Rabobank Groningen.
MYTHS OF NATURE
Images created for the ‘Myths of Nature’ manifestation, featuring pinhole images that engage with the environment, based on how nature is seen through children’s eyes.
COMMUNITY ART
A community art project where young people made pinhole photos based on the principles of ‘Urban Explorers’. Leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but photographs.