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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 […]

Keith Mahon Curatorial Review by Anna Gvozdeva Keith Mahon’s portfolio has already won a Gourmand World Cookbook Award for Best Digital Cookery Magazine, and the images presented here largely justify this recognition. What distinguishes this work from professional restaurant photography is its unwavering focus on process rather than product: Mahon is less interested in the finished dish as a static […]

Kai Johnson is a British photojournalist and documentary photographer covering political demonstrations across the UK, documenting movements from all parts of the political spectrum. His work focuses on the people at the centre of these events, using a grounded, observational approach to show how political beliefs are expressed in public spaces. Johnson’s images emphasise the context and human dynamics that […]

Jeremy Gotzler is a German author and visual storyteller with a strong interest in travel, atmosphere, and quiet everyday details. His work often explores the space between place, memory, and imagination, with a particular focus on Japan and the small visual moments that are easily overlooked.  Project Statement These photographs are quiet observations from Japan, focusing on small visual moments […]