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Over a period of one year, Jan Kempenaers photographed the woods in the Hobokense Polder, itself the result of a botched urban development project and a former dumping ground for excess soil and toxic waste. Located in a suburb of Antwerp, the area was transformed into a nature reserve two decades ago. It is a new, modern landscape, the result of human intervention left to its own "natural" growth. The book is composed in sections (archive, selection, details), repeating image sequences that progress in a tendency towards abstraction. An essay on landscape photography by Steven Humblet adds insight to the approach Kempenaers uses to tackle this complex subject.

Landscape photography --- fotografie --- landschapsfotografie --- documentaire fotografie --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- België --- Kempenaers Jan --- 77.071 KEMPENAERS --- Photography --- Photography, Landscape --- Outdoor photography --- Landscapes --- Kampenaers, Jan. --- Hoboken (Belgium) --- Kempenaers, Jan