In an age where travel memories often become forgotten fragments on our smartphones, 'A Girl's Alpine Odyssey' reimagines the travel video as a work of art.

A maelstrom in the head. A jumble on the screen. An expeariment.

On a simple summer day in a small village surrounded by fields, young Aldo seeks an escape from his boredom. He leaves home and immerses himself in his imaginary world, where nature, insects and animals inspire him to a series of imaginative adventures.

Summer meeting with the four seasons.

'Blauw, zo hemelsblauw' is an attempt to still time. Musings about old age, connectedness and letting go arise as I spend time with my grandmother and gradually disappear into her stories.

An audiovisual interpretation of the night I was diagnosed with cancer. Made with soundbytes of extras recording background chatter.

By train to Brussels.

A first journey alone. Or a memory of it? A search for, finding and letting go again.

Terry realizes one day that he is no longer the person he wants to be. Completely in shock, he sets out in search of his lost empathy.

A woman, alone, at home.

Day becomes night, night becomes day. Water flows to the sea and the mountains are older than the existence of our species. What if every law is broken by a human hand that influences our perception of nature? A chaotic, abstract interpretation of a walk in the mountains.

The eye of a family is passed down from generation to generation at the dining table. A place where people come together to exchange family recipes and atmospheres. When the pater familias loses his sight, his gaze is passed down through his own super8 camera in the hands of his granddaughter. Dining together as a celebration of each other.

Jasmine has to wait in the hallway while her mother has an important conversation. Playing with her scooter, Jasmine discovers that the place she is in is not what it seems.

A portrait of an 85-year-old man, who lives in a nursing home, in a small gray room. It has three windows and is otherwise completely empty. He likes it that way. He has a satisfied life and for him it doesn't have to last too long.

The title says it all.