Hamelink's The please camera from 2025 is an original acryl painting on cotton, 215 by 132 cm, hand-signed no frame, with certificate of authenticity and a bold pop culture motif. In this powerful and energetic work, Hamelink pinpoints the sore spot of our modern age: the longing to be seen. The phrases 'Please look at my life,' 'Camera look at me,' and 'Oh look at my holiday' together form an ironic and simultaneously painfully honest mirror of the digital world we live in.

Hamelink depicts two figures in his distinctive raw graffiti-cartoon style, shouting for attention — colorful, expressive, and full of inner turmoil. The bright contrasts of red, yellow, blue, and green symbolize the chaos of constant visibility and the longing for affirmation. His work cuts through the facade of social media and confronts the viewer with the question: 'Who are we, when no one is watching?' The canvas is painted on 215 cm x 132 cm cotton and is delivered without a stretcher frame to prevent high shipping costs and the risk of damage. Includes certificate of authenticity.