Atelier
Antwerp, Belgium
My studio is rarely a place of finished ideas. It is a space where observations accumulate and where different projects quietly coexist for months or even years.
Drawings lean against walls. Found objects wait on shelves. Photographs, notes, colour tests, books, and materials move continuously through the space. Things are collected, rearranged, forgotten, rediscovered, and occasionally transformed into something else entirely.
Many of my projects begin long before I know what they will become. An object found on the street, a photograph taken during a walk, a quick sketch made while travelling, a sentence written in a notebook. The studio allows these fragments to spend time together. Unexpected relationships emerge, new directions appear, and ideas slowly begin to take shape.
This page offers a glimpse into that process. Not the finished work, but the space between collecting and making. A place where drawings, objects, materials, and observations remain in conversation with one another.