Portfolio
Photography, film, and moving image —
spanning documentary, theatre, and live performance.
Visuals for the artist Barry Hakblok: a boundary-pushing, politically progressive artist from Groningen crafting electronic beats with something to say. Our latest project has been the music video for his first release ‘Leugenaar’
Club Wauw is a Groningen theatre collective by makers and performers Philipp Cahrpit & Hannegijs Jonker, creating performances for the very youngest audiences (0–6 years). Since 2020 they have deepened their practice together. Stilte follows Spiegel (2022) and Tent (2024) as Club Wauw’s third production, made in co-production with festival 2turvenhoog.
A promotional film for Waerdefol’s vitality project — encouraging people who are struggling to take that first step toward feeling better, by coming together to move, eat well, and find joy in community.
A film of USVA Theatres’ house, poet Femke de Heer, performing her work ‘Er zitten stukjes glas tussen de tanden van het excelbestand’ — a sharp and tender poem about government cuts to higher education.
Capturing ‘Wanderlust’: a poetic concert about coming home within ourselves and each other.
Two performers, a musician and a set designer search alongside the audience for ways to let the individual body overflow into a deeper, collective body — building playful bridges between ourselves, each other, and the environment we inhabit. Developed over two years across different residencies, Waterlichamen is rooted in the freedom of change within a slowed-down creative process.
A trailer for Gronings Vuur’s touring performance across the province of Groningen — sparking conversations in every municipality about the future of the region, liveability, and climate change.
A trailer for Rachel Schuit’s intimate children’s theatre performance — exploring a sensory adventure of the elements of weather.
As a participant of the 300 hour Yoga Teacher Training, I aimed to capture the breath taking environment of YogaUnions shala in Ubud, alomg with the physical and mental journey that we followed with YogaUnion.
A promo and video registration for a charming children’s theatre production, capturing the magic of flight, friendship, and imagination.
In a multimedia dance performance, choreographer Mohamed Yusuf Boss unfolds the fragmented self — exploring bi-cultural identity through movement, memory, and community. For a year leading up to the première, I worked closely with the dance collective as social media manager, creating the teaser and working as production assistant.
Capturing Jasmin Hasler’s interactive theatre performance where children between the ages of 2–5 years old can discover and connect with the natural world, outside, as well as indoors. One of my photographs was published in Dagblad van het Noorden.
