ABOUT
ZOTEYE is an analog photographer and multidisciplinary artist currently based in Berlin, Germany, whose work traverses the realms of traditional photography and the emerging world of NFTs (Web3). With over twenty years of experience capturing the ephemeral and the tangible, their practice is rooted in a desire to dismantle borders—whether geographic, societal, or artistic. ZOTEYE’s lens is a tool for re-imagining the possibilities of identity, defying binaries and embracing fluidity. Their exploration of Web3 technology not only pushes the boundaries of visual art but also serves as a platform for questioning conventions and advocating for a borderless existence. Through their evocative analog photography, ZOTEYE forges connections between the past and the future, embodying a spirit of constant curiosity and liberation.
Education
1990-1997: Graduate high school diploma Human Science, Royal Atheneum Voskenslaan, Ghent, Belgium
1997-2001: Bachelor Audiovisual Arts, Photography and Cinematography, NARAFI, Brussels, Belgium
2006-2009: Syntra AB, Graphic Design, Leuven, Belgium
Solo Exhibitions
2001: Photography graduate exhibit, Narafi Duden Castle, Forest-Brussels, Belgium
2001-2003: Brussels Airport terminal, Zaventem, Belgium
2004: Artipool architects studio, Kortenberg, Belgium
2015-present: Glidewell, private location, Birmingham, Alabama, USA
2024: ArtCrush Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
Publications
2024
Corriere della Serra - Living , Italy
Jazz & Mo, Belgium
2018
Gazet Van Antwerpen, Belgium (Nicolas Mortelmans interview)
2017
Gazet Van Antwerpen, Belgium (Jeroen Walravens interview)
2004 - 2005 - 2006
Humo, De Morgen, Belgium (Live Music photographer, Reporters Press Agency)
2001- 2002 - 2003
Brussels Airport Annual Report, Belgium
Interview and Features
Shoutout Magazine, Dallas Forth Worth, Texas, USA
Commissioned work
Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa, Live Nation, Ancienne Belgique, Protect, Value Retail, Glidewell Foundries, Joos Printing, Black Gold Amsterdam, Kraut, Propaganda, Belisol, United Airlines, Selexion, Brussels Airport, De Verhalenkat