Eva Verbeeck is a Belgian photographer and filmmaker based in Amsterdam whose work navigates the complexities of identity and belonging, gender, and the nuances of everyday life.
With a strong preference for analog techniques, she creates intimate, reflective projects that stem from her own experiences, often shaped by trust and emotional connections with her subjects. Eva’s long-term work is built on collaboration, allowing her to explore these themes with depth and authenticity.
Her work has been commissioned by publications including The Atlantic, National Geographic, Bloomberg Businessweek, Le Monde, The Washington Post, and Monocle, among others. Her first monograph, America’s Girls, On the Edge of a Dream, is published by GOST Books in 2026, bringing together a six-year photographic study of girlhood across the United States. Alongside her editorial practice, Verbeeck’s work has been presented through exhibitions, artist talks, and photography festivals internationally.
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With a strong preference for analog techniques, she creates intimate, reflective projects that stem from her own experiences, often shaped by trust and emotional connections with her subjects. Eva’s long-term work is built on collaboration, allowing her to explore these themes with depth and authenticity.
Her work has been commissioned by publications including The Atlantic, National Geographic, Bloomberg Businessweek, Le Monde, The Washington Post, and Monocle, among others. Her first monograph, America’s Girls, On the Edge of a Dream, is published by GOST Books in 2026, bringing together a six-year photographic study of girlhood across the United States. Alongside her editorial practice, Verbeeck’s work has been presented through exhibitions, artist talks, and photography festivals internationally.