2 charcoal paintings of London Underground, near Warren Street.
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Charcoal painting on canvas.
Harbor road near the iron tumble bridge in Antwerp North. View artwork →

2 charcoal paintings on paper.
A channel bridge in Antwerp North seen from two angles. View artwork →

This bridge, called “Stenen brug”,  marks the end of Antwerp city.  This is a poor area with empty shops, cheap housing, lots of noise and yet an identity that grows on you. View artwork →

Many rural train stations are lookalikes. They have no personality or warmth, just concrete constructions without identity. Yet, they have something, a form of poetry to be discovered yet. View artwork →

2 Charcoal paintings on paper, view under a bridge in Antwerp North.  This area felt like a no man’s land. Under the bridge shown from two angles. View artwork →

Charcoal painting on paper, view on a factory chimney in London. I cannot remember where exactly. Created from a hasty sketch made on the train when passing by the chimney. View artwork →

2 Charcoal paintings on canvas, view on the harbor of Antwerp North, Belgium. Old industrial site from two angles. View artwork →

Charcoal painting of the landmark Battersea Power Station in London, when the building was under restoration.
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3 charcoal paintings of the landmark Battersea Power Station in London, when the building was under restoration. View artwork →