My work doesn't capture reality. It suggests its very essence.
Scroll ↓I photograph the space between things — the moment before recognition, the light that exists only once. Each edition is a meditation made visible.

Waiting in front of ancient temple doors, I gave in to patience and was submerged by the present moment. I saw a world within.
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間 — the Japanese concept of negative space. What is not there shapes everything that is.
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Landscapes of the interior. Places that exist at the edge of the known, where the self becomes quiet.
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I studied the beautiful Dutch clouds during school. A lifelong love — the horizontal light, the infinite breathing of the sky above the flat land.
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The earth as meditation. Each landscape holds a specific quality of attention — a way of being present in the world.
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2012 – present. Liminal does not represent reality nor does it attempt to create the illusion of reality; rather, it suggests its very essence.
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The horizon as a held breath. Where sea and sky refuse to resolve into two separate things.
Enter collection"It was a magical moment to realize that my love for observing, my view on the world, my many interests could be expressed in a visual image."

Trained at Dutch and Kyoto art academies, Marije ter Weele lived and practiced daily zazen at Daitoku-ji temple in Kyoto. Her solo exhibitions have been shown in Kyoto, Tokyo, and across Europe.
She began as a professional dreamer — musician, writer, performer, presenter. Photography found her at 28, through a borrowed camera and an afternoon of pure observation. She has not stopped since.
Full storyEach work exists in one edition only. Signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Material confirmed per series.
Price varies by series and size. Once an edition is sold out, no further prints are made. Collector records are maintained.
For collectors and interior designers. I respond personally within 48 hours to discuss the work, the space, and the right edition for you.
Send me a photo of your interior and I'll personally curate a selection of works that complement the atmosphere of your home.
Send Your PhotoSend a photo of the space and project details, and I'll curate a shortlist sized and toned for the room — plus trade terms on request.
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