Raimond Wouda
The work of Dutch photographer Raimond Wouda (1964) explores human relationships in their various forms as well as how the individual relates to his surroundings. To do so, Wouda seeks out small communities within society: social groups whose members adhere to certain codes of behaviour and values. He is particularly interested in the boundary between public and private life, which is becoming increasingly less defined. Wouda uses this tension to create a monumental intimacy that imbues the ordinary with significance.

On Scale
In the series, On Scale, Wouda zooms in on man and his environment. He reveals how tourists affect the landscape in 'topographical' images of holiday destinations. Foam Editions offers five images from this series: Campione, Col du Galibier, Ronda, Marbella and Venetië.

A'DAM DOCk
Foam Editions carries a selection from A'DAM DOCk, a series that was commissioned by the Amsterdam Municipal Archives (Gemeentearchief). Together with Henk Wildschut, Wouda was asked to make a photographic record of Amsterdam's harbour district. Wouda and Wildschut followed the route of the North Sea Canal from the seaside town of Wijk aan Zee all the way to Amsterdam's western dockyards. The entire series is kept in the Amsterdam Municipal Archives, and a book of the photographs has been published. Foam Editions features three works from this series: Strand Wijk aan Zee, Yeoman Bridge and Amfert I.

For sale
Both series (all eight works) are available in an edition of ten. The prints are available at Foam Editions from € 955,-.