About ‘Stone dragon’s head for a temple roof’ by Diederik De Mezel
An intricately carved dragon’s head emerges from above a stone balustrade. The open mouth, the curved whiskers and the scaly neck lend the sculpture a lively sense of movement. Behind the grey statue, warm roof tiles and red architecture appear, gently out of focus. The side light reveals the shapes and small grooves in the stone. The…
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Diederik is a photographer guided by silence, light and the rhythm of landscapes. His work often originates during travels and walks, where he observes the natural world in its pure, undisturbed form. From misty mountain valleys in Asia to the gentle openness of the Dender region: he seeks images that bring calm, demand attention and whisper a story without words.
Besides photography, he regularly works on cinematic projects, in which atmosphere, emotion and humanity…