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Juan Rodríguez Morales

Juan Rodríguez Morales was born in Madrid in 1980. In 2003, he completed his studies in Psychology at the Autonomous University of Madrid. Shortly thereafter, he began studying photography at the Popular University of Alcobendas (Madrid). From the outset, he was interested in documentary photography and street photography. In 2011, he participated in a photography workshop with Alex Webb and […]
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Lamar Alahmar

Lamar Alahmar is a Syrian photographer and visual storyteller. Her work is shaped by a sensitivity to nostalgia and the emotional weight hidden in everyday scenes. She is drawn to familiarity yet distance, photographing moments that connect memory, time, and absence. Favoring observation over intervention, Lamar’s work allows images to form through stillness and melancholy.   Project Statement My work explores […]
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Violetta Lorentzou

Curatorial Review by Anna Gvozdeva Palamas Reframed is a rigorously constructed photographic collage series that responds to the aftermath of Storm Daniel (2023) in Palamas, Greece, not through documentary completeness, but through architectural recomposition. Rather than presenting flooded interiors as singular sites of loss, the work assembles fragments from multiple homes into composite, speculative structures that hover between realism and […]
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Alex Corvin

Alex Corvin is a US-born visual artist based in Pontevedra, Spain, where he opened Alex Corvin Fine Art in January 2026. Working across photography, charcoal, watercolor, and pastel, Corvin creates atmospheric work that explores memory, transience, and the limits of what we can hold onto visually.Corvin arrived in Spain in May 2024. The country’s vibrant artistic community gave him the […]
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Peter Taylor

I’m Pete Taylor a photographer originally from Birmingham UK.Welcome to my photography world, where urban grit meets rural serenity. My images endeavour to capture the contrasts and diversity of our city landscape environments.I find inspiration from the textures and movement or our urban spaces and simplicity of rural life. My goal is to reveal the raw, unfiltered beauty of both […]
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Adam Jahnke

Adam Jahnke’s photographic practice operates at the intersection of embodiment, mobility, and technological mediation, positioning the bicycle not merely as a means of transportation but as a conceptual and performative framework. His panoramic images, produced while actively riding, resist the conventions of still photography and instead foreground movement as both subject and method. In doing so, Jahnke challenges photography’s traditional […]
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Ana Cătuna

My name is Anamaria Cătuna, I am twenty-one years old, and I am a photographer from Romania. I graduated from the College of Arts in Baia Mare, my hometown, and I am currently studying Art History and Theory at the University of Art and Design in Cluj-Napoca. At the same time, I work as an event photographer, while also trying […]
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Vladimir Bragilevsky

Born and lived in the city of Moscow, Russia. Graduated from the Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology, worked as an engineer. In 2023, together with my family, moved to Israel. I am been fond of photography since childhood, now he shoots with Nikon D610, which accompanies him on all my trips. The main hobby is a landscape photograph and […]
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Steven Sosa

Year of birth: 1977 Where do you live: Pyeongtaek, South Korea Your education: The City College of New York (CCNY), Master’s in History and Education Describe your art in three words: Cinematic, dynamic, raw Your discipline: Educator and photographer Instagram   You describe yourself as being drawn to fleeting moments. What was the first moment that made you realize street […]
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Bianca Pascu

Bianca Pascu is a romanian photographer and visual storyteller. Her artistic approach is fluid, embracing experiments as an essential part of the creative process.  Project Statement My work grows out of questions around vulnerability, impermanence, and the way the human mind works. I’m drawn to wabi-sabi as an ethic, a way of accepting things as unfinished, unstable, and constantly shifting. […]
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