Brussels is a series of instinctive images taken over a few weekends in 2025, where the city reveals itself not through landmarks but through gestures, surfaces, and silences. The work resists the postcard aesthetic; instead, it navigates the in-between — between stillness and movement, intimacy and detachment, presence and absence.
Brussels becomes a texture, a rhythm, a quiet story unfolding on the edge of the visible.
Brussels becomes a texture, a rhythm, a quiet story unfolding on the edge of the visible.
