I am a Belgian photographer based in Antwerp.

My journey into photography began when I came across the book Ansel Adams: 400 Photographs. I was immediately fascinated by the way this master photographer used lines, light and shadow to capture the quiet power of landscapes.

That encounter sparked my own passion for landscape photography. Being out in nature, often before sunrise, still gives me a sense of calm and focus that I continue to seek in my work.

Over the years, I also discovered street photography — a genre that increasingly became central to the way I look at the world. I am drawn to the rhythm of cities, the play of colour and shadow, and the small, often unnoticed moments that reveal something human.

The work of Saul Leiter, Alex Webb and Mark Fearnley remains an important source of inspiration. Their ability to transform everyday scenes into layered, atmospheric images has strongly influenced the direction of my own photography.

Today, my main focus is street photography, while landscape and nature photography remain an essential part of where it all began.