Eduard van Wijk (1995) is an autodidact photographer based in Amsterdam. Working across commissioned and personal projects, he is fascinated by photography’s peculiar ability to transform reflected light into a captured memory held in time.

His work explores ambiguity and estrangement, often allowing familiar subjects to shift into something less easily defined. A photograph may continue beyond the camera through collage, darkroom work, scanning, printing, and rephotographing, which could create a collage feeling frame. Through these processes, Van Wijk treats photography as both a way of recording the world and a material that can be altered and transformed.