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Window on Reflection - how reflections capture a new world for you without being manipulated by editing. New colors and atmospheres appear before you that you cannot trace with the naked eye, sometimes influenced by external light that you cannot control, sometimes by changing your position, so that you do not always have control over the resulting image and are thus at the mercy of circumstances. By taking multiple images, you learn to control the… situation until you achieve the desired result - all this created in a single shot without further manipulation.
In this piece, I captured the quiet mystery of urban night reflections, blending warm glows with shadowed depth. The digital medium amplifies the color contrast, inviting you to explore the subtle dialogue between light and space. This artwork brings a contemplative, cozy energy to any room, evoking feelings of introspection and hidden stories within everyday moments.
Mark De Roeck, shaped by decades of practice across graphic design, advertising, and photography in Flanders and Brussels, approaches the image as a quiet act of construction. Rooted in visual storytelling yet resistant to the obvious narrative, his work draws from the legacy of the New Topographic Movement, where landscapes are distilled, flattened, and reimagined. The familiar dissolves into compositions of planes and lines, hovering somewhere between document and painting. His images invite stillness—an attentive pause in which the overlooked and the ephemeral begin to surface.