Split Collective gives a powerful voice to meaningful stories that we believe need to be told. Grounded in a scientific-philosophical approach, and with a clear research question in mind, we investigate and illuminate a subject or theme from shared perspectives. Our goal is to increase awareness and stimulate reflection on the impact of human actions on our world. Our collaborative approach amplifies our project impact. We share our research, experiences and photography. It allows us to convey a shared message and reach a wide audience. We value constructive feedback, so please reach out to us to share your thoughts and/or questions with us.


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Nausikaä de Blaauw
With a focus on the connection between humans and nature, Nausikaä combines photography, video, and text with ecological research, found objects, and archival materials. She has collaborated with Naturalis Biodiversity Center and Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar.

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Frederike Kijftenbelt
In Frederike's work, the manipulability of nature is a central theme. In 'Let’s build a mountain', she questions to what extent we should control our environment. She was one of the winners of the British Journal of Photography OpenWalls Arles Vol. 4 and a finalist in the Head On Photo environmental awards.

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Maartje van Ringen
Maartje explores the complex, often conflicting relationship between humans and animals, with a focus on the extent to which humans should capitalize on or preserve them. Her work is rooted in psychological, ethical, and cultural research. Her ongoing project on animal cloning is supported by Amarte Fund. She has exhibited at Atelier K84 in Amsterdam and the Noorderlicht Photofestival.



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Simone Wenth
In her work, Simone explores how power structures and borders influence our lives. ‘Blurred line, hard cut’ won third prize in storytelling at De Zilveren Camera 2023. She was part of the Lighthouse talent program at Fotodok. Her work was exhibited during the European Month of Photography 2025 in Berlin and is part of the European Capital of Culture Chemnitz.

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