I love museums, just maybe not in the way that most people do. Don’t get me wrong, I like art and history. But I’m even more interested in the interplay between the space, the location, the art, the visitors and time.

Shinrin-Yoku can be translated as '“forest bathing”, but that wouldn’t do the Japanese concept no justice. But when words fall short, there are photographs.

I often think that my best work is born out of tranquility. Too bad I don’t seem to have much of it, so let’s make the most of what we have.

Shooting for a different keyword on all 365 days of the year. That’s the challenge that my girlfriend gave me.

Another day in the field for the Hunting Project.

A project that I started a whopping 9 years ago, should I continue?

Another trip to the Belgian border to document that strange idea of a dividing line on a map.

I already took a few trips to document the Belgian border. But this was the first time I did such a trip on a bicycle.

Shooting for 50 days with a 50mm lens (or similar).