My fine art photographs in green invite the viewer to trace the presence of vegetation in my Imaginary Planets. Green can become a crown of foliage, a spreading mass or a small luminous surface. I love that moment when a familiar tree or landscape ceases to be merely recognisable: it becomes a form to be explored.
This gallery brings together works in which I have incorporated the colour green. In some, it takes centre stage; in others, it interacts with the sky, the earth or brighter hues. The selection is updated as I create new works. Click on a thumbnail to view the work and the available print options.
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Odyssey
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Green Radiance
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Resonance
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Leaving Far Away
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Alone!
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So Green
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Am I alone on this planet ? Walloon Brabant, Belgium
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Land of Harvests
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Spinning
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Celestial Anemone
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Broccoli
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Eternal Carcassonne
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Champion
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Astral Champion
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Shards
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Whispers
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Watching the Field
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The Azalea
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The House
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The Cows Who…
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Pearl of Water
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The Astral Walker
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The New Poppy
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The Memory of the Field
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The Song of the Poppies
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Baby Cedar Relief
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Green Strasbourg
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Is this path going somewhere
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Cordes-sur-Ciel
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Breathe
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Guardian of Time
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The Heart of the Hydrangeas
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At the Heart of the Peacock
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Nature is Smiling to Me
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The DisUnited Voices Planet
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Lonely building
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The infinite cycle of life
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The Guardian of the Prairies
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The Enchanted Village
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Life in Life
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The Castle
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The Flowered Heart
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The Garden of the Sky
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Ferns speak to us
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The Green Swirl
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The Wave Traveler
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The Perfect Clouds
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Lotus
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Walking on the green planet
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Cortina Mill
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Water Lily of Light
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This Way
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Bridge over Calm Water
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Vegetal Radiance
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Lollipop
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Symphony
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Synchronicity
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Swirl
Green: between matter and light
I do not seek to ascribe a single meaning to the colour green. In one photograph, it may carry the entire composition; in another, it creates a contrast or accompanies a movement. Observe the transitions between the light foliage and the dark areas. Then let your gaze follow the lines, without immediately seeking to recognise the starting point.
To rediscover this sense of life, do also browse my photographs of trees and my artistic approach. Colour serves as a starting point here; the subject and the transformation of the image then open up further avenues.
Choose from my fine art photographs in green
The ‘green’ of a piece of art is not chosen solely on the basis of the colour of a wall. Composition, contrasts and viewing distance also matter. In an interior already rich in plants, a very minimalist image and a more dense composition will create different visual impacts. My mock-ups can help you visualise the effect.
Finally, please explore the formats and presentations to help you make your choice. If you are torn between several works, you can describe your space to me and what appeals to you about each one. We will explore the possibilities together, based on your personal taste and your living environment.
To extend your visit, discover how I create the Imaginary Planets and my tips for hanging a fine art photograph. You can also explore other themes, colours and locations.