Jenco van Zalk
Abstract nature, still lifes of fleeting life
Photos in which nature has become abstract but still has the recognisability of details, such as the veins of the petals. They are macro photos of underexposed moments in nature such as dying, decaying processes that may or may not have been accelerated or strengthened by, for example, placing flowers in water for too long. Combined with the material in which water and flowers light up, a special substance can be created that helps to ensure that the photo has its own character. They are still lifes of fleeting life.