Fine Art Photography | Home Sweet Home

Fine Art Photography | Home Sweet Home. We hardly see them. You might think they do not exist. They are as invisible. They live in wooden shelters or small houses, sometimes without walls or doors. We must walk the paths of the rice fields or along the rivers. They are somehow disconnected from the world. Some have made wishes of renunciation, others have no family, others are doing as well as they can. They often spend their lives working hard in the rice fields, back when there were no machines like today. They have worked for years but they have almost nothing, so they survive with odd jobs. Some fish, others make bamboo furniture, another recycles everything he finds. They will remain active until their last breath. They do not have the choice. But they have valuable values, such as willpower, hope, optimism, strength of character. They do not complain. They do what they have to do with dignity and humility. Born into a family of Photographers, Julien De Wilde has been fascinated by Japanese Black and White Photography since his childhood. After years of commercial Photography and travels in Asia, he now concentrates his work on personal projects of Fine Art Photography, Moving Images and Short Documentary Films. He lives in Brussels and often travels to Bangkok. His photographs have been honored with multiple awards including the TIFA Tokyo Photographer of the Year Award. the 5th Fine Art Photography Awards, the MIFA, the TIFA 2018, the Monovisions, the Monochrome, the ND Awards 2019 & 2018, and the IPA awards among others.