Dees Goosen - No words for reality - 2013
SKU: D20131218407e
€10,60Price
1967: Born on planet earth as not picture perfect material.
1977: Removed the washing machine and dryer from my parents washing room into the garage when they went away for a few hours and turned it into my OWN personal dark room.
1988: Started a career as a cameraman.
2006: Burned out.
2007: Restarted my first exhibition at the local cultural centre of my home town.
2008: Exposition at the local home town famous Belgian festival “ Lokerese feesten “ and suddenly the music of bands like “ massive attack ” and “ Felix the housecat “ was not the only thing people talked about.
2012: Serveral art fairs and exhibitions in Antwerp and i fell in love with the town, the scenery, the people and photography became the love of my life
2013: Went international, not commercial.
1967: Born on planet earth as not picture perfect material.
1977: Removed the washing machine and dryer from my parents washing room into the garage when they went away for a few hours and turned it into my OWN personal dark room.
1988: Started a career as a cameraman.
2006: Burned out.
2007: Restarted my first exhibition at the local cultural centre of my home town.
2008: Exposition at the local home town famous Belgian festival “ Lokerese feesten “ and suddenly the music of bands like “ massive attack ” and “ Felix the housecat “ was not the only thing people talked about.
2012: Serveral art fairs and exhibitions in Antwerp and i fell in love with the town, the scenery, the people and photography became the love of my life
2013: Went international, not commercial.
1967: Born on planet earth as not picture perfect material.
1977: Removed the washing machine and dryer from my parents washing room into the garage when they went away for a few hours and turned it into my OWN personal dark room.
1988: Started a career as a cameraman.
2006: Burned out.
2007: Restarted my first exhibition at the local cultural centre of my home town.
2008: Exposition at the local home town famous Belgian festival “ Lokerese feesten “ and suddenly the music of bands like “ massive attack ” and “ Felix the housecat “ was not the only thing people talked about.
2012: Serveral art fairs and exhibitions in Antwerp and i fell in love with the town, the scenery, the people and photography became the love of my life
2013: Went international, not commercial.
1967: Born on planet earth as not picture perfect material.
1977: Removed the washing machine and dryer from my parents washing room into the garage when they went away for a few hours and turned it into my OWN personal dark room.
1988: Started a career as a cameraman.
2006: Burned out.
2007: Restarted my first exhibition at the local cultural centre of my home town.
2008: Exposition at the local home town famous Belgian festival “ Lokerese feesten “ and suddenly the music of bands like “ massive attack ” and “ Felix the housecat “ was not the only thing people talked about.
2012: Serveral art fairs and exhibitions in Antwerp and i fell in love with the town, the scenery, the people and photography became the love of my life
2013: Went international, not commercial.
1967: Born on planet earth as not picture perfect material.
1977: Removed the washing machine and dryer from my parents washing room into the garage when they went away for a few hours and turned it into my OWN personal dark room.
1988: Started a career as a cameraman.
2006: Burned out.
2007: Restarted my first exhibition at the local cultural centre of my home town.
2008: Exposition at the local home town famous Belgian festival “ Lokerese feesten “ and suddenly the music of bands like “ massive attack ” and “ Felix the housecat “ was not the only thing people talked about.
2012: Serveral art fairs and exhibitions in Antwerp and i fell in love with the town, the scenery, the people and photography became the love of my life
2013: Went international, not commercial.
The electronic and printed version of the exhibition catalogues of Julio César Osorio
will be available at least one week before the start of the exhibition.
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