PROCESS

We've started taking images of smaller objects we felt are incredibly rich in texture, color or shape. The objects were found during weekend walks on the coast in Zeeland, The Netherlands.

We document these artefacts through a process of selection and photography where we translate these small fragments into sizeable prints. In doing so we enlarge and emphasise the beauty we find when we look up close.

Once the images are made the subjects are returned to where they were found.


CONTEXT

We find most of our subjects during early morning walks along the coast, in forests, dunes and beaches.

TOOLS

We use a combination of digital and analogue photography. Using medium format systems to capture the subjects in high detail.

PRINTS

The prints are executed in museum quality 315gsm Hahnemühle Baryta paper. We care as much about the subjects, the image itself as well as as the longevity of the material in which we execute the print. Hahnemühle offers beautiful papers that further enhance the colors.

A framed art print of a detailed brown and beige scallop shell, hung on a white wall with two black clips, above a light wood floor.

PRINT DIMENSIONS

The image shows a print measuring 96x120cm

A close-up of a printed or applied shell pattern on a white surface, showing layered scallop shell tones in beige, cream, and brown over a white base.

IMPRESSION

The image shows a print measuring 96x120cm.