At work we have the pleasure of being surrounded with contemporary artworks which are placed in the hallways. Most of it is contemporary in the sense of ‘I could do that’ but a few are truly amazing. Axel Hütte‘s large format photo prints called ‘Explorer Glacier Alaska’ are worth a look every time I pass by them. I couldn’t find any digital versions but they fit in perfectly with the rest of his work of which a few examples above.

I love the way he uses the fog as a natural backdrop in almost every piece. Nature’s negative space really brings out the essence of what he wants to show through the lens by filtering the unnecessary surroundings. It reminds a little of Kim Höltermand‘s work although in this case the orientation is kept more horizontally instead of Kim’s focus on the sky.

It must be said I’m pretty proud of our prime minister becoming the very first European president. Nowhere near the executional power Obama has but still this is a great honor for a tiny country like ours. As said by some journalists, if this guy can keep together a country like Belgium (the French and Flemish regions don’t always get along that well) he can defintely keep Europe in one piece.

Outrageously beautiful set of stamps via Adapt Or Die. Not in the least because many of them are from the Netherlands (and how come Canada‘s stuff is always amazing?). Great exercise to try and fit so much beauty into a square this small. A pitty people are encouraged to lick these things.














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