Patrick Van Den Broucke

Long exposures reduce the coast to horizon, structure and light. Piers, breakwaters and solitary markers become anchors in a quiet sea.

Open terrain and precise natural geometry, held in the short interval when changing weather turns a familiar place into something else.

Knokke-Heist and the Belgian coast: a hometown recorded through winter silence, public sculpture and the graphic order of the seafront.

Built structures after dark and at the water’s edge, where architecture, weather and reflected light briefly share the frame.