Dear all of you!

As some might have missed the previous update, I am very happy to announce the opening of the exhibition in Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam and launch of the Impact Journey platform and community on Friday 7th of July. You can check out the program here and make your reservation.

"As a special for this evening, our chefs will prepare a West African menu inspired by the travels of Steyn. Join us for diner in between his photos before the evening starts and make sure to reserve a table."

Due to the high interest in the event and after a cancellation, we will re-locate to their biggest space, including the use of multiple screens - which is just awesome for visuals.
Hopefully you will be able to join the event next week and celebrate this 'milestone' together!

The first test print with Cees (Nivo-Schweitzer). As of now, all have been printed and framed (Jollijst) and will be shown on location from this Friday onwards!

Your Rewards!

On the 7th of July the postcards will be ready for pick-up. If you can't attend the event, I will send them by post or hand them over personally, if possible. As an extra token of appreciation, I've added another 5 postcards to the original 10-postcards-package. Now the package will include all photos of the exhibition + 1!

After the event, I will share a link with a selection of the photographs for all of you that opted for a (framed) photo as a reward! These can also be viewed in the portfolio book within the exhibition space.

The Photobook will be launched during the opening of the new exhibition at the beginning of 2018.

Thereby, all of you will receive a copy of the Geografie magazine later this year. Last week Florien interviewed me on this very project and the future of Impact Journey. In case you havent provided your address on 'Voor de Kunst' and like to receive a copy, please send me an email: [email protected]

See you soon and many, many thanks again!

As the exhibition is limited in the amount- and captions for photographs, you can find a daily polaroid of our encounters on the Impact Journey Instagram page. Also, the online map has been fully updated and about 30 photos can be viewed on the Impact Journey webpage.