Natalie Lycops is a Belgian graphic designer, photographer, and visual artist who has experimented with various mediums. Her life and work unfold between Belgium and India.

Growing up in the quiet Belgian countryside, she developed a deep connection to the natural world, which instilled a sense of slowness, grounding, and oneness. This way of being and seeing shapes her photographic practice. She is drawn to quiet moments, subtle details, small wonders that often go unnoticed, dark or eerie scenes, and things that often only she finds hilarious.

Exploring new places (a mix of escapism and a search for beauty) zooming in on details, and scanning for grids helps her feel grounded and make sense of the world and her place in it.

Natalie likes walking in mud puddles with her gum boots and walking barefoot on freshly cut grass in summer, burrying her face in her cat’s fur, cherries, getting her hands dirty, low frequencies, details, paper, spotting wildlife, stamps, mayonaise, connecting things. 

She dislikes sand, coffee, performance, dirty hands, standing on her head, doorbells, chaos, most bird sounds (don’t kill me!)(also, don’t kill the birds!).