Astrid Verhoef

Photography

b. 1973, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Lives and works in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Astrid Verhoef’s surreal photographs explore the complicated relationship between humans and nature. Her work has been exhibited internationally at Head On Photo Festival, Photoville, Fotofestival Naarden, BBA Gallery, and Salon des Beaux Arts, and has been featured in publications including Vogue Taiwan and Aesthetica Magazine.

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