From September to December 2020 my work can be seen at Pension Homeland in Amsterdam.
The exhibition highlights the relationship between a "real" representation of landscapes and the experimentation with images, structures and shapes. Experiments which result in new landscapes and sometimes surrealistic abstract worlds.
This exhibition shows both the cohesiveness and diversity of my landscape work.
I have been traveling between the Netherlands and Poland since childhood. My deep love of landscapes and my keen observing eye were shaped during my many travels, watching the world go by from the back seat of the family car. Often seeing things easily overlooked by others.
These early observing memories still play a major role in my photography today. My photographs are often subtle and shot in an original, very personal way. It is this subtlety in my approach that makes you want to come back and look at my photos again and again. Discovering something new every time.
The photos at this landscapes exhibition were shot in Poland, The Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, Colorado, Scotland and Wales.
Some photographs are available @Salamon Art & Design in Amsterdam.