Dutch photographer and videographer Armand Dijcks blurs the boundaries of visual storytelling.
In his work, Dijcks loves to play with time. Photographs freeze a moment, but Dijcks uses video montages and computer generated effects to produce pieces that convey movement – despite being still. He describes his work as “living moments caught in time”.
Dijcks often presents his work on oversized, high-definition screens to give the viewer a highly immersive experience. We sink into his work, losing track of reality. The artificial dream world defies logic, and yet we never doubt the authenticity of what we are seeing.