as a photographer, deel tries to capture the essence of our subjective vision. all day (most of us) see, we’re watching and interpreting the world around us. however this is considered so normal, so mundane that we take it for granted and don’t really think about it.

deel loves to analyze things, so he started analyzing sight itself, whats in front of him, around him. the things in his direct view and in his peripheral vision.

he exercised focussing his gaze on the vanishing point of his sight, while at the same time analyzing the rest of his vision. he started wondering were objects are generally located relative to the vanishing point and to each other and noticed some very interesting patterns. By trying to capture these patterns in his photography he believes he can make pictures that are naturally soothing to the eye. These patterns happen all around us, but by placing the middlepoint/vanishing point of a picture on the right place in the right angle he believes to make better pictures, the more patterns he ‘catches’ on camera.

he believes that there is a universal behavior in how things relate themselves to us and to eachother within our eyesight and that these have a metaphysical origin.