Author: Aleksandr Gvozdev

Evangelia Mavridou is a fine art photographer based in Greece whose work explores the emotional landscape between reality and memory. Self-taught, she creates atmospheric black-and-white images that begin with her own photographs and evolve through a painterly digital process, transforming familiar scenes into contemplative visual narratives. Drawn to solitude, light, silence, and the quiet presence of nature, her work invites […]

As a self taught photographer the venture I took to get here was immense.   Project Statement The name venture awaits signifies the feeling of always Telling yourself to go faster. Venture awaits is about the Many of sleepless nights but you’ve only begun forging the path. Just as Asclepiodotus burnt his boat with no way back to Rome to […]

Curatorial Review by Anna Gvozdeva Marcel van Beek works in a tradition that photography has always harboured but rarely made its explicit subject: the image as perceptual event rather than representation. Across these two series, the camera is deployed not to describe the world but to destabilise our confidence in how we see it, and the results are, at their […]

My name is Glen Powley, and I would like to submit my photography work for your consideration! Over the past several years, I have developed a photographic style that I am confident in. Much of my work is created on film, which has helped shape my approach to image-making and taught me to be intentional with every frame. Whether documenting […]

Project Statement Photography project“The Big Illusion” A project that has continually described the comparison of the Human Being with his construction. A giant construction like his ego, but which belittles him in his day-to-day life, as he passes by, making him a lonely, isolated and tiny being. A Human Being who drags himself through the streets so busy with everything […]

Patrizio Vailati Facchini is an Italian photographer and architect whose work explores the relationship between people, space and collective behaviour. After working in the field of cultural heritage conservation, he left his profession to undertake a long journey across East Asia, using photography as a tool to investigate how places are experienced and inhabited through everyday rituals, movements and rhythms. […]

Curatorial Review by Anna Gvozdeva Nuno Alves’s Bhutan series arrives with a clear ambition: not to catalogue a destination but to register an atmosphere — what the artist calls, in his statement, “the rhythm between the visible and the invisible.” this series succeeds precisely where it resists the documentary impulse to explain. The strongest images here are built on contrast […]

Tom Oliver is a London-based street and documentary photographer whose work explores the relationship between people, place, and fleeting moments of everyday life. Working primarily with a Fujifilm X100VI, he is drawn to scenes where light, shadow, and composition transform ordinary environments into something quietly cinematic. His photographs often focus on moments of transition—individuals moving through urban spaces, brief interactions, […]

Curatorial Review by Anna Gvozdeva Photographing a tradition already recognized as endangered, listed as a cultural heritage site, and thus implicitly transformed into a spectacle even before the advent of the camera, presents a particular challenge. Natalia Maiboroda’s work, “Vanishing Craft”, masterfully tackles this challenge, and the images presented here demonstrate why her work is featured in National Geographic and […]

I am a photographer and filmmaker/video producer with over 18 years of professional experience, having completed more than 400 commercial assignments across diverse industries. Early in my career, after completing an MBA in Marketing, I worked with Singapore Airlines. In 2013, I transitioned fully into a creative path as a photographer and video producer. With no formal art or design […]