Sebastian van Damme is a photographer, inspired from within the architecture world. Through his understanding of process, architecture and urbanism he excels in envisioning the beauty of the built/unbuilt environment. This has to be understood in a broad sense as his work manifests.
Imagery of the built environment
“As we relocate ourselves from one place to another, architecture and its spatial inversion can be seen as the preconditions of our daily life, intensified by the weather. Sometimes this is highlighted by remarkable designs and sometimes the non-descript environment has it’s own sudden beauty. Together they are my inspiration.”
Sebastian is trained in Architecture with honors at the Delft University of Technology, which contributes largely to his photographic artistic expression. Sebastian’s work has been featured in international publications and media.
LOCATION: Rotterdam, Netherlands
LEARN MORE: sebastianvandamme.nl
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