onkruid
‘Onkruid’ is a Dutch word that literally translates to “weed” or “undesirable plant.” But its meaning goes deeper than just garden terminology. In Dutch, onkruid often carries a subtle emotional or symbolic layer, something that grows where it “shouldn’t.” Something unwanted and overlooked. Something resilient that survives in harsh or ignored places. Or something beautiful in what is normally dismissed. ‘Onkruid’ is part of the series ‘Miscellanea’. Shot on film in the Netherlands, 2020.
Limited Edition prints are produced on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin (300 gsm). Open Edition prints are produced on Hahnemühle Photo Pearl (310 gsm). Prints without a frame or Dibond include an additional white border of 25 mm up to the size 40 × 60 cm, and for larger sizes the border is 50 mm. This border is always added on top of the image size.
All works are printed at Dialab, Helsinki, a Hahnemühle Certified Studio known for museum-grade color accuracy, archival longevity and exceptional fine-art craftsmanship. Each artwork comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.