To explore the Imaginary Planets, I offer you several paths through my fine art photographs. You may start with a subject that moves you, a colour that catches your eye, or a place you feel attached to. These paths intersect: a single work may feature in several selections, whilst retaining its own story.
I love this freedom of discovery. A photograph can captivate you for a very personal reason, then lead you to another image you might not otherwise have sought out. Take the time to look at the shapes, the textures and the light. Each thumbnail in the galleries opens a work page, with information about its prints.
Explore the Imaginary Planets by subject
Trees · Flowers · Sea and Coastline · Underwater World · Abstraction · Landscapes · Cities and Architecture
These selections bring the works together through what captures my eye or through their visual language. Some remain close to a recognisable subject; others lean more towards abstraction. To understand this transition from reality to the transformed image, you may wish to read about my artistic approach.
Explore works by colour
Blue · Green · Pink · Red · Yellow · Black
A colour may dominate an entire composition or appear only in a detail. The galleries are being updated with the colours associated with my works. If you’d prefer to start by exploring colour palettes, take a look at my take on the colour trends for 2026 and the colour trends for 2025.
Rediscovering a Territory
Walloon Brabant · Paris · Occitanie
These tours follow the places where the photographs were taken. They invite you to discover my work through its geographical origins, without reducing it to a documentary record. To help you choose, you can then consult the formats and presentations, or the installation simulations.