As I am deeply connected to the independent punk/rock scene as a photographer, I regularly take pictures of concerts in the evening or at music festivals. It's a long-term project to document this unique world-wide music scene.

I focus on photographing bands for whom I feel deeply about their music and stage presence. I always try to show the essence of the band through my photos. I challenge myself to try and show meaningful and emotional moments during concerts.

In these different pictures you can recognize Gilla Band (Ireland), Fontaines D.C., Viagra Boys (Sweden) and Protomartyr (U.S.A).

During my Erasmus exchange in Ireland as a master's degree student specialising in peace and conflict studies, I felt the need to come to West Belfast, Northern Ireland. Indeed, as a photographer, even though I have studied the Northern Irish conflict in depth, I felt the need to experience a more tangible aspect of a post-conflict context. I decided to shoot in black and white in order to reflect a neutral view on an unsettling atmosphere.

I lived for about six months along the wild Atlantic coast in Galway, Ireland. It is one of the most inspiring places I have ever been. I walked several times along the Cliffs of Moher. After discovering the Burren, and passing by Doolin, you can walk along the coast, close to the edge, surrounded by the wind. The photographs are meant to show the equilibrium between the light, the edge, the wild Atlantic and the wind that forms a spectacular view on nature. I hope the photos will allow you to immerse yourself in it.