Freelance photographer
Working out of Ghent, Sarah is a freelance photographer. She sent us an email saying she loved the magazine back in 2008, we sent one back saying we loved her work. And, with close to twenty cover features to her name, the rest is history.
Website: www.saraheechaut.com
The future is bright, the future is orange: Five Belgian kids with a bit more potential than the rest of them tell us about their dreams for tomorrow. Read ›
We book a table at gastronomic newcomer Bouchéry in Brussels’ south to discover a world where passion and provenance prevail. Read ›
A campaigner, a law enforcer, a lawyer and a investigative journalist. We profile four local heroes that strive towards making your society a more honest and transparent one. Read ›
We speak to a Belgian hostage negotiator about handling crisis situations, parallels to the movie ‘The Negotiator’ and how a little lie can undermine an entire operation. Read ›
Frédéric Nicolay, the creative mind behind Café Belga, Potemkine and cult Belgian beer Vedett, continues in his quest to freshen up Brussels with his neighbourhood-loving little white screen project. Read ›
“It is not the moment one stands before a new canvas that I start thinking about what to paint; when I order the canvas I already know what to do with it”, says Belgian artist Vadim Vosters. Read ›
In the third instalment of our series discussing the challenges for artists in facing a blank canvas, we speak with Belgian artist Rinus Van De Velde, who currently is exhibiting in Berlin. Read ›
In part two of our series on the relationship between artists and the blank canvas we talk to Brussels-based artist Matthew Crasner. Read ›
Five emerging Belgian artists talk to us about what it feels like to stare a blank canvas in the eye. First up, Ghent-based painter Manor Grunewald (26), featured on our white album’s cover. Read ›
If Polaroid’s are the vinyl of photography, then these are my test pressings… The instant black. Read ›
Everyone should drive through Eastern Europe at least once in his or her lifetime. And it’s one trip we recommend to do while the remains of communism are still visible. In Romania, the ruins of Ceauşescu’s factories and silo’s are widely spread across the country, often interconnected by meandering rusty pipelines. It is nothing short [...] Read ›
Big, coarse, callused hands have forever been the attribute of the virile and robust. Rachmaninov had them, and so do these four men. A gift of nature for some, but in this case, a testimony forged by years of hard and strenuous manual labour. Photography Sarah Eechaut Writer Yves Van Kerkhove Read ›