My photography is a quiet conversation with the world around me — an intuitive response to fleeting moments that speak louder than words. I never studied photography formally; instead, I learned by doing, by watching, by feeling. My grandfather gave me my first camera — an old, battered one no longer in use — and with it, a lifelong sense of wonder.

I do not plan my images. I respond. I wait. I watch. My process is intuitive, almost instinctive. I’m drawn to stillness, to subtle human gestures, to the layers of time etched into the urban landscape. I’m not looking for spectacle — I’m searching for presence.

2021 (Group) De Wolkenbreier presents Mail Art Project “Albene”, Galerie Lutgart, Beringen, BE

2019 (Group) From Nature to the City, L’Avenirsite, Lier, BE

2015 (Group) Anna Maria Cnop / Cecile van de Leest / Liam Gruwe, private home, Leefdaal, BE