Free University of Brussels issued the following announcement on May 20.
Sophie Hubaut is an FNRS aspiring researcher in the Faculty of Architecture. She studies the Brussels landscapes and the way in which the political and social actors of the Brussels-Capital Region define the landscape and thus influence the evolution of the city. For work as in private, Sophie is never without a camera. This is his “Object of Research”.
Sophie Hubaut is an FNRS aspiring researcher in the Faculty of Architecture. Her thesis focuses on Brussels landscapes. This notion of landscape can be defined differently depending on each person’s perceptions. Sophie Hubaut is interested in how the political and social actors in the Brussels-Capital Region define the landscape. And how it can influence public policies and therefore the evolution of the city.
Sophie Hubaut brought with her an old camera which she inherited from her grandmother. Wherever she goes, she always takes a camera with her. She needs it as part of her thesis, when she goes into the field. It is his working tool. But outside also, she likes to photograph landscapes, materials and atmospheres.
Original source: https://actus.ulb.be/fr/actus/recherche/jamais-sans-son-appareil-photo-lobjet-de-la-recherche-de-sophie-hubaut
