About ‘Red, tulip, Japanese see-through’ by Marly De Kok
A fantastic work which, in a black frame/passe-partouts, is sure to stand out in any interior.
A round peephole depicting a dying tulip. The hole is a hole in a wall in the Japanese garden in The Hague. An irregular grid has been placed in this. The tulip's leaf peeks over the edge. The background is a stem of a sailboat which, with…
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I stopped working and got the chance to pick up my hobby photography and the first photos have already been exhibited. Fantastic to be able to share my view of the world with you! I also like to photograph with groups of friends and I am interested in architecture photography, urbex and nature and landscape photography and sometimes some experimental work (with a wink)
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