Dutch graphic designer Yorit Kluitman (born 1980) cycled through all of the Netherlands’ 388 municipalities, photographing the empty landscape he found en route. Kluitman’s photographs, along with contributions by landscape architect Adriaan Geuze and former Rijksmuseum director Wim Pijbes, pay tribute to the Dutch landscape.
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