Eva Mels Eva Mels (2001) is a conceptual artist from The Netherlands whose work explores the complex interplay between the digital and physical worlds. She examines how this visual culture shapes and reflects the reality we inhabit. Her artistic practice is deeply rooted in the philosophy of photography and the profound questions it raises: Is…
Annet Neijmeijer Annet Neijmeijer explores time, space, and light through photography. She combines conceptual research with experimental approaches, often moving beyond the traditional boundaries of the medium. AEON and OIKOS are series within a photographic investigation into how we relate to our surroundings. Through this work, Annet questions our experience of space and spatiality—physically as…
Caroline Bijl Caroline Bijl’s photography is an emotional and philosophical response to nature, particularly landscapes such as deserts and volcanic terrains, to which she feels drawn. These are landscapes where the human scale seems to vanish, where silence is both deafening and oppressive, and where vastness erases all sense of grounding, allowing an existential awareness…
Ariën Photography I am a Dutch photographer based in Haarlem. I graduated from the Amsterdam Academy of Photography in 2011, where I specialised in portrait photography. After graduating, I initially aspired to work on commissioned projects, but I soon realised that working under time pressure did not align with my creative nature. Driven by a…
Bas van der Poel Bas van der Poel is a photographer drawn to places where time has left its traces. Under the name Maestro Photography, he documents abandoned and decayed spaces, where silence, light, and deterioration converge to tell new stories. These are locations that once thrived with life, now standing as quiet witnesses to…
Monique Goossens Driven by a fascination with tactility, I explore the contrast between the natural and the artificial, and the tension between freedom and constraint, with a desire for sensory escape. My work is aesthetic and edgy, challenging the familiar and offering new perspectives on estranged concepts. My work depicts a world where boundaries do…
Nienke Elenbaas Nienke Elenbaas, 1966, photographer. In my work, I explore the invisible threads that shape us: emotions, memories, and connections across generations. Authenticity, human relationships, and nature form an important starting point, both in my daily life and in my work. My work investigates the invisible emotional legacy passed down from one generation to…
Paul Le Clercq Paul le Clercq (The Hague, 1965) is a visual artist and dealer in curated design chairs and 20th-century furniture. After training as a fashion designer and tailor, he studied Architectural Design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy. Photography became the creative direction he truly wanted to pursue. From 2000 to 2016, he worked…
Tessa Posthuma de Boer Tessa Posthuma de Boer (Amsterdam, 1968) works at the threshold between photography and imagination. Rather than recording the visible world, she constructs images as inner spaces—painting without a brush, writing without a pen. Her work unfolds as a carefully composed universe in which stillness, melancholy and tenderness coexist. Time seems slowed,…
Cees Beuzekom This marks my sixteenth exhibition since graduating from the Fotoacademie in December 2021. Since then, my series has grown to over one hundred images, exploring the significance of nature and the recognition that we are intrinsically part of it. The series, titled Oog voor Natuur (Eye for Nature), is conceived as an invitation…