Inside the Outside

The inside and outside world in the paintings of Edward Hopper is a permanent source of inspiration for my photography; they are a reflection about the relationship between our ‘interior’ and ‘exterior’ lives and emotions. With my deserted, misty (night) landscapes, night dreams and isolated figures in desolate places and strange rooms I try to capture the loneliness, alienation and mystery of modern life. The solitary figures or even couples in my photos are often only shadows of themselves. I mostly use shadows or silhouettes to 'hide' or 'keep outside' information about the subject.

Bio
Eddy Verloes, a Belgian photographer, has won numerous awards for his literary symbolic photography. He skillfully weaves visual narratives that blend realism and surrealism, capturing the essence of interiors, landscapes, and urban life. Verloes’ spontaneous approach allows him to seize fleeting moments of everyday life, infusing his work with a sense of wonder and mystery. His fascination with literature and philosophy drives him to explore the profound and the poetic, leaving viewers with a profound sense of awe and contemplation. He shoots with his soul, not with the camera.