Claire Droppert

Netherlands

Claire Droppert is a Photographer and Visual Artist based in Rotterdam in The Netherlands. She is also known on Instagram as @claireonline with over 335k followers. Claire's trademark in her work focuses on serenity, simplicity and silence. She has a fascination for remote places and desolate landscapes and she aims to capture the essence of natural elements in a unique way. In this vein, the artist focusses on minimalistic subjects combined with unique editing styles, which result in a signature of images that have a dreamy, ethereal look. Within her work, the artist hopes to leave a positive, emotional impact that inspires others.

Claire's work has been exhibited in national and international exhibitions in New York, Paris, Brussels and Rotterdam and has been featured in publications and international media sites including The Huffington Post, Wired, ABCNews, Lightroom, Gizmodo, This is Colossal, Fastcodesign, Design You Trust, Fubiz, Crispme, Bloginity, Bored Panda, Photographyblogger, Apple and Ellen DeGeneres. She has also had the honour of creating commissioned work for brands such as Adobe, Canon, Strongbow and BMW.


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Flower Power: Orientalis

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The 'Gravity' series entwines and encapsulates the natural elements of earth, wind and flowers. It demonstrates how these key elements can help to create an image of free forming beauty. But not for long...

The flowers are captured in the flower- and tulip fields in the Netherlands during their short period of blooming. After that, they are chopped, since they are grown primarily for the bulb. Their existence is dictated by the elements that help to create their power. Witness them at their maximum power.

'Flower Power' is the second series that form part of my Gravity project, of which 'Sand Creatures' was the first in line. In my Gravity project, I aim to capture the earths different elements as they stand alone in their natural surroundings, using moments of zero gravity. I think it is interesting to see the different behaviors of those elements in gravity and to experiment with their amazing surroundings.

technique

video

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landscape

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00:20

year

2021

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