“Inspired by classical art and literature, as well as movies evoking melancholy and eeriness, her photos, which include self-portraits, reveal haunted emotions underneath a dreamy, unearthly surface.”

— AJ (@filmshotsph) for Lomography.com
the full interview can be read here.

Glimpses of the Haunted Heights

“Célia Schouteden takes what many would consider to be everyday moments and turns them into vivid depictions of melancholy and loneliness. Her ability to express such deep and complex emotions through her work is truly inspiring. She is definitely an artist to keep your eye on.”

- Claire L. Smith, visual artist and author of ‘When We Entered That House’
“Célia Schouteden takes what many would consider to be everyday moments and turns them into vivid depictions of melancholy and loneliness. Her ability to express such deep and complex emotions through her work is truly inspiring. She is definitely an artist to keep your eye on.”

- Claire L. Smith, visual artist and author of ‘When We Entered That House’

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Glimpses of the Haunted Heights

“Célia Schouteden takes what many would consider to be everyday moments and turns them into vivid depictions of melancholy and loneliness. Her ability to express such deep and complex emotions through her work is truly inspiring. She is definitely an artist to keep your eye on.”

“Célia Schouteden takes what many would consider to be everyday moments and turns them into vivid depictions of melancholy and loneliness. Her ability to express such deep and complex emotions through her work is truly inspiring. She is definitely an artist to keep your eye on.”