Jeroen Swolfs is a Dutch journalist and photographer currently affiliated with De Correspondent. He is best known for his global photojournalism project 'Streets of the World', which documents street life in every country, showcasing his unique perspective on urban culture and human connection.
Jeroen Swolfs joined De Correspondent, a Dutch news platform known for its in-depth journalism and focus on background stories. At De Correspondent, Swolfs continues to explore global themes through his photography and storytelling, contributing to the platform's mission of providing nuanced perspectives on world events.
Jeroen Swolfs' 'Streets of the World' photographs were exhibited at the National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam. The exhibition showcased his work to a wide audience, further establishing his reputation as a leading photojournalist with a unique global perspective.
Jeroen Swolfs published the 'Streets of the World' book, compiling his photographs from the project into a comprehensive volume. The book received critical acclaim for its vivid portrayal of global street life and its ability to connect people through shared human experiences.
Jeroen Swolfs began his ambitious 'Streets of the World' project, aiming to photograph street life in every country around the globe. This project highlights the diversity and commonality of urban life, capturing the essence of daily existence in over 195 countries.
Jeroen Swolfs graduated with a degree in photography from the Utrecht School of the Arts. This educational background laid the foundation for his career in photojournalism, equipping him with the technical skills and artistic vision that would later define his work.