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I’m thrilled to share that my work will be part of the new @amsterdammuseum exhibition (T)huisloos in de stad (Homeless in the city).

For many people, Amsterdam is home. However, not all Amsterdammers have a roof over their heads. At least 17,000 people in the city are homeless or itinerant—more than ever before. This exhibition tells the personal stories of people experiencing homelessness and is a joint effort together with @deregenbooggroep and @hvoquerido.

Our film Between Small Places will be on show, along with a new artwork created by Brian in collaboration with me. The poster, featuring Brian watching a movie on his favorite park bench, will be used throughout the campaign.

Many many thanks to everyone at @amsterdammuseum (and @loes.vanlier and @dorinemaat in particular) + everyone who worked on the film. The exhibitions opens February 14th!

During ADE, @paradisoadam presents a special video installation by @robinalysha, opening on Wednesday, October 22nd from 17:00 at @tolhuistuin. ‘Dance For Salvation’ tells the true story of a man who, while part of a strict religious community, unexpectedly falls in love with techno. As the pulsing beats fill the room, faith and hedonism collide. Join us for the festive opening and step onto the dance floor to experience his struggle between these two conflicting worlds.

The installation runs from Wednesday, October 22nd to Sunday, October 26th during @amsterdamdanceevent at @parallel.am.

For more info and opening hours, check the link in bio.

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Very happy and proud that Virgina Quarterly Review @vqreview has published 26 pages(!!!) of my “Oselyata” project in their latest fall edition, accompanied by a beautiful text written by @meganbuskey about the current situation.

I’ve been working on this project about ex-homeless community @emmausoselya in Ukraine since 2016. It started off as a collaborative project together with writer @lisa_weeda, but in the last few years I have been going back alone. With the aim of continuing the story, and ultimately publishing a photo-book of this long term project. In the beginning of this year I went back with a new challenge: to explore how life has changed since the full-scale invasion by Russia. The community has been dealing with homelessness for over 20 years but since the war started, the country’s perception of displacement and homelessness has obviously changed. Whether you are an alcoholic already living on the streets or if you are a wealthy family living in the Donbas: suddenly everyone can become homeless.

Thank you to @lisa_weeda for always staying part of this project, even if you’re physically not there with me, @benmauk for the trust and help, @meganbuskey for the text, Jennifer Boggs and @reyes_edits from VQR, @olga_200321 for being brave to share your story and of course the rest of the @emmausoselya @olyabiyanska @gsemenchuk community for always making me feel loved and welcome ❤️

Street scenes in Cadaques @incadaques_festival, 2025.

Very grateful to be part of the @reflexions2.0 class for the next two years - together with the amazing @irishumm @chekachkov @______henri @nilsboeddingmeier @nataliemalisse @jeremy_appert

Street scenes in Cadaques @incadaques_festival, 2025.

Very grateful to be part of the @reflexions2.0 class for the next two years - together with the amazing @irishumm @chekachkov @______henri @nilsboeddingmeier @nataliemalisse @jeremy_appert

Street scenes in Cadaques @incadaques_festival, 2025.

Very grateful to be part of the @reflexions2.0 class for the next two years - together with the amazing @irishumm @chekachkov @______henri @nilsboeddingmeier @nataliemalisse @jeremy_appert

Street scenes in Cadaques @incadaques_festival, 2025.

Very grateful to be part of the @reflexions2.0 class for the next two years - together with the amazing @irishumm @chekachkov @______henri @nilsboeddingmeier @nataliemalisse @jeremy_appert

Beautiful Marijn in @oudekerkamsterdam during the parade of the @warmoesbiennale @cafetmandjeofficial @hartjesdagen last weekend

An ode to my roommate, Dick: the best model you can have (wearing his great grandmothers’ wedding dress) 💛

An ode to my roommate, Dick: the best model you can have (wearing his great grandmothers’ wedding dress) 💛

Moving portraits for @decorrespondent Lex Bohlmeijer’s podcast “Goede Gesprekken”
1: Winne @winne_ecktuh
2: Lotte van Eijk @lovaeij
3: Mark Tuitert @marktuitert
4: Kees Klomp
5: Pieter Hoexum @pieterhoexum

Moving portraits for @decorrespondent Lex Bohlmeijer’s podcast “Goede Gesprekken”
1: Winne @winne_ecktuh
2: Lotte van Eijk @lovaeij
3: Mark Tuitert @marktuitert
4: Kees Klomp
5: Pieter Hoexum @pieterhoexum

Moving portraits for @decorrespondent Lex Bohlmeijer’s podcast “Goede Gesprekken”
1: Winne @winne_ecktuh
2: Lotte van Eijk @lovaeij
3: Mark Tuitert @marktuitert
4: Kees Klomp
5: Pieter Hoexum @pieterhoexum

Moving portraits for @decorrespondent Lex Bohlmeijer’s podcast “Goede Gesprekken”
1: Winne @winne_ecktuh
2: Lotte van Eijk @lovaeij
3: Mark Tuitert @marktuitert
4: Kees Klomp
5: Pieter Hoexum @pieterhoexum

Moving portraits for @decorrespondent Lex Bohlmeijer’s podcast “Goede Gesprekken”
1: Winne @winne_ecktuh
2: Lotte van Eijk @lovaeij
3: Mark Tuitert @marktuitert
4: Kees Klomp
5: Pieter Hoexum @pieterhoexum

“Growing up, I swam every morning before school. My biggest wish is to swim again, but I need someone to guide me back in, because I haven’t been in the water for over 20 years.”

Photos of Brian swimming, for the first time in two decades. Summer 2022.

“Growing up, I swam every morning before school. My biggest wish is to swim again, but I need someone to guide me back in, because I haven’t been in the water for over 20 years.”

Photos of Brian swimming, for the first time in two decades. Summer 2022.

Only had two minutes, but very happy to have photographed the iconic matriarchs of Bridgerton @ruth.k.gemmell @adjoa.andoh @goldarosheuvel @bridgertonnetflix. Thanks to @netflixnl @dutchacademyforfilm 👑

Only had two minutes, but very happy to have photographed the iconic matriarchs of Bridgerton @ruth.k.gemmell @adjoa.andoh @goldarosheuvel @bridgertonnetflix. Thanks to @netflixnl @dutchacademyforfilm 👑

This beauty created a new human 💛

This beauty created a new human 💛

Some more press @nunodostres

Some more press @nunodostres

Fresh pics for a fresh man @nunodostres

Fresh pics for a fresh man @nunodostres

Fresh pics for a fresh man @nunodostres