Artists

Paul Morris

Paul has been a practising fine artist for over thirty years. In 2014 his first book – A Toby in the Lane, A History of London’s East End Markets – was published.His main focus of artistic interest is a fervent love of photography based mainly in London, Hertfordshire and coastal areas of England.   Project Statement FRAGILE BEAUTYThese recent set of […]
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Enrique Garcia

Project Statement Im a Madrid-based photographer whose minimalist, black-and-white images explores the emotional tension between individuals and the solitude of territory through light, shadow and poetic silence. Im currently delving into documentary photography projects from a more personal perspective, not so much focused on description but rather on creating more aesthetic or poetic narratives. Instagram
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Vincenzo Scarantino

My name is Vincenzo Scarantino. I was born in Sicily and spent many years living in Rome as a student. I now live near Milan, where I work as a pharmacist.I am a self-taught amateur photographer with a deep passion for street photography.Since childhood, I’ve always been drawn to photography. During family gatherings and vacations, I would take pictures of […]
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Giada Rosci

Giada Rosci (b. 1991, Italy) is an emerging photographer based in Rome. With a background in digital communication and cultural studies, she explores atmosphere, composition, and narrative through photography. While her current work often employs black and white to emphasize contrasts and mood, she is also experimenting with color and developing more introspective. Her practice moves between urban details, symbolic […]
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Zachary Fairbrother

After graduating from the University of Sheffield in the UK with a degree in history, I moved to Japan on the Daiwa Scholarship programme, with the goal of learning Japanese so that I can pursue a career in academia as a historian of Japan – I’ve been living in Tokyo now for over a year. I specialise in what might […]
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Linda Burris Webster

Linda Burris Webster is a photographer who is driven by a curiosity about people and how social and political issues impact on daily lives underlines her work. She has a BA in English Literature from Austin College in Sherman, Texas, and an MA in Education.Linda draws inspiration from her travels to more than 50 countries, from years of living abroad, […]
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Megan Chinn

Based in the Bay Area, California. Full-time mental health occupational therapist who enjoys traveling, photography, and painting.   Project Statement I focus mainly on capturing street aesthetics, architecture, nature, and moments in time. Photography pushes me to be more present and intentional, and it reminds me that there is beauty all around me. I hope to inspire others to view their […]
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Alexia Kalogeropoulou

Alexia Kalogeropoulou was born in Athens, Greece, where she still lives and works. She is primarily a poet but also moves seamlessly across prose, photography, performance, and new technologies. She creates written and multimedia works that combine words, images, and sound to explore profound existential, environmental, and social issues. Her work is characterized by minimalist aesthetics and intense symbolism, drawing […]
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Cristina Jantic

Cristina Jantic was born in Moldova and has spent half of her life living abroad, weaving together cultures and perspectives that now inform her art. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Modern Languages, as well as a Master’s degree in Management and Marketing. This combination reflects her dual path between analytical thinking and creative exploration.Since childhood, Cristina has […]
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ZsZsPhoto – Zsuzsanna Sárközi

Zsuzsanna Sárközi is a Hungarian photographer whose work explores the relationship between light and emotion. Her images often reveal subtle traces of human presence, the poetic qualities of nature, or the transformation of everyday objects. Her work has been featured in several international calls and exhibitions, and in 2025 she was published in Visual Poetry Journal, Issue #6.   Project Statement […]
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