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In this day and age, with identitarian movements on the rise, one often hears we should take pride in our national identity.
Living in Flanders, the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium, I recently realized that I have no clue what being Flemish actually means. Is it completely different from being Belgian, or is there some sort of overlap?
In this ongoing series I try to find an answer to my questions.
Here you will find a first selection of images. To see all work prints and accompanying texts, go to the project blog: sothisisflanders.be
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Drumband and majorettes (Gent, 2015) -
Remnants of the Van Enschodt bridge (Klein Willebroek, 2018) -
Catching a ball (Gentbrugge, 2016) -
Café De Koophandel (Noeveren, 2016) -
Gent (2015) -
Funeral of popular singer Luc De Vos (Gent, 2014) -
Klein Willebroek (2014) -
Marching band (Gent, 2005) -
Christmas tree (Gent, 2005) -
Chips shop (Gent, 2006)
Gent, Belgium [2006]
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Libin (2010)
In this day and age, with identitarian movements on the rise, one often hears we should take pride in our national identity.
Living in Flanders, the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium, I recently realized that I have no clue what being Flemish actually means. Is it completely different from being Belgian, or is there some sort of overlap?
In this ongoing series I try to find an answer to my questions.
Here you will find a first selection of images. To see all work prints and accompanying texts, go to the project blog: sothisisflanders.be
>>>
Drumband and majorettes (Gent, 2015) Remnants of the Van Enschodt bridge (Klein Willebroek, 2018) Catching a ball (Gentbrugge, 2016) Café De Koophandel (Noeveren, 2016) Gent (2015) Funeral of popular singer Luc De Vos (Gent, 2014) Klein Willebroek (2014) Marching band (Gent, 2005) Christmas tree (Gent, 2005) Chips shop (Gent, 2006)
Gent, Belgium [2006]
Libin (2010)