Much of his work is rooted in Belgian culture and offers thought on the city of Brussels. These images capture the suburban light of the capital in which he imagines scenes tinged with surrealism. In the heart of the capital of variable geometry and set with concrete, the human condition seems more fragile to the point of tipping into absurd...
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