I am proud to share that I have been invited as a guest exhibitor at the ETC Design Center in Culemborg. Over the coming six months, my work will be on display among leading brands and professionals from the worlds of interior design, architecture, and design.
The ETC Design Center is widely known as a meeting place for designers, architects, and interior professionals. Presenting my work within this context feels like a meaningful recognition and a natural next step in my practice.
Six Months of Exhibiting in a Professional Design Environment
As a guest exhibitor, I have the opportunity to present my photography over an extended period to a specialized audience. Visitors to the ETC come with a clear purpose: to explore, compare, and gather inspiration. This environment aligns perfectly with my work, in which graphic forms, architectural details, and visual calm are central.
The exhibition allows the work to be experienced not fleetingly, but in relation and coherence. The images are given the time and attention they deserve and can become part of a broader interior or design process.
Where Architecture, Photography, and Interior Design Meet
My photography exists at the intersection of architecture and abstraction. At the ETC Design Center, this connects naturally with interior design, material choices, and spatial experience. This makes the exhibition particularly valuable: the works are not only viewed as autonomous art, but also as a source of inspiration within a wider design context.
Throughout the exhibition period, the work will be visible to professionals who work daily with space, form, and aesthetics.
Pride in This Invitation
Being invited to participate as a guest exhibitor at the ETC Design Center feels like a confirmation of the direction I have taken over the past years. It is an opportunity to present my work to an audience that values detail, quality, and concept.
In the coming period, I will share more about the exhibition, the works on display, and my experiences at the ETC Design Center.
If you are visiting the ETC in Culemborg and would like to see my work in person, you are warmly invited to stop by.
