| Retreat |
It`s a method that`s been around since the dawn of time. People leave their home, their families and friends for some time to take some distance. They take distance to get a better view on their everyday lives; the usual day to day stuff. To gain perspective on what is happening in their world and to ponder a bit upon what’s coming; where things are heading towards. To step outside, to go offline, to take time out. |
Receiving a letter in the middle of nowhere.
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
Maurices ‘booty lala’.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
Joey kicks off the message.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
Be who you wanna be. Ben.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
The workers in briefing.
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
Arne, the artist in action.
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
Centerpoint.
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
Closing the circle.
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
Julie and Amber playing soccer.
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
James: ‘Feed me, feed me now!’
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
Christel finally took a leap of faith: she’s going to take a year off.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
Docking the spaceship.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
Having trouble with the triple work shift, Fre?
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
Wooden painting.
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
Portrait of a worker. Geert.
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
The future is reaching visible proportions.
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
‘What on earth are we building here …?’
Photography by: Marc Vonstein
One stick at a time: reaching for the sky.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
Sky Jacks and Siccor Lifts; tools of the trade.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
Rightfully proud for having pulled off a triple shift.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
Building our ‘Arc de Triomphe’.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
Team Spirit convergence.
Photography by: Thierry van Dort
























