BredaPhoto – Homo Empathicus Unseen Photography which she also uses as

which she also uses as inspiration for her textile-based practice

In her work

figures like Jack Kerouac

to satirical poems

and acts as a direct response to the increase of private development from large corporations at the cost of public space for locals

BredaPhoto – Homo Empathicus Unseen Photography which she also uses asBredaPhoto seeks to allay todays feelings of frustration, alienation and discontent. The homo empathicus embodies a new start. The publication of the BredaPhoto Festival 2012 offers an extensive overview of all photographers on view during the festival and a thought provoking essay, written by the Belgian writer Inge Henneman. Includes work by: Mikhael Subotzky, Carel van Hees, Irina Rozovsky, Willem Poelstra, Alejandro Cartagena, Adam Broomberg &