Stephan Vanfleteren (1969) is a Belgian photographer.

His radical black-and-white documentary work covers the disappearance of small, anarchic worlds and the phenomena of everyday life in his homeland Belgium as well as events from world's conflict zones to every day life around the world. He also interested in portraying artists, actors, writers, directors, musicians and all other people that express themselves by their profession.

Vanfleteren won several national and international photo awards and his work has been shown in numerous exhibitions across Europe.

He published several books like 'Flandrien' (Merz/Luc Derycke), Tales of a Globalizing world (Thames&Hudson), Elvis&Presley (Kruse Verlag), Buren/Neighbours (De Verbeelding).

Source: stephanvanfleteren.com

Image: Michiel Hendryckx

Stephan Vanfleteren - Foto Michiel Hendryckx

Info

Name
Stephan Vanfleteren
Title
Photographer
Country
Belgium
City
Veurne

Supported projects

Single/Return

  • Human Rights
  • Politics

BRUSSELS - Everywhere people are on the move. In search of a better life. Europe is bursting at the seams with new citizens. The old continent is struggling with the immigration phenomenon; and handling it with amazing ineptitude. The question is not: who is welcome and who is not? The question has to be: how are we to accommodate all these newcomers?