American, born 1952, Torrance, CA. Lives and works, Solvang, CA. Mostly self-taught. Working only with traditional transparency film or print film in 35mm and 645 formats. The finished photograph is the unmanipulated film image. Regularly exhibits work throughout the US and abroad. Reviewers and jurors have noted the work as suggestive of Hiroshi Sugimoto and color field painting Project Statement […]
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Tom is a Brisbane-based photographer who explores the intersection of structural design and unscripted human moments. Balancing a full-time career as a mechanical engineer with a dedication to visual storytelling, his work brings a unique duality to nostalgic street and automotive photography. He captures the subtle poetry of urban environments and classic machinery, framing fleeting scenes with a timeless, classic […]
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Curatorial Review by Anna Gvozdeva Where Colors MeetColour as EventSophie Bernard’s Where Colors Meet treats colour not as a property of things but as an event that happens between them. Her six photographs isolate points of contact — red against blue, pink against ochre, orange against glass — and let those borders carry the image. The approach recalls Josef Albers’s […]
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My name is Mladen Kalanja, and I am an amateur photographer from Serbia. I discovered my interest in photography several years ago, and what began as a curiosity gradually developed into a serious and increasingly important creative pursuit. I create most of my photographs using Samsung Galaxy S-series smartphones, which allows me to photograph spontaneously and remain close to everyday […]
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Hillol Sen is a documentary photographer based in Kolkata, India, whose work explores culture, identity, memory, and the fragile relationship between tradition and change. His practice is grounded in intimate, observational storytelling, focusing on people, communities and the everyday spaces where personal and collective histories unfold. Rather than treating culture as something fixed or preserved in isolation, he is interested […]
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I am a photographer based in Connemara, Ireland. For over 12 years, I have been capturing epic landscapes and majestic wildlife here in Ireland, and further afield in my travels.Sport is also a big passion of mine, and from the start of the 2026 season, I have been working with Galway United FC as a Match-Day Photographer as part of […]
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Ana María García Rojas is a Colombian photographer based in France. She began her career in photojournalism in Colombia, where she built a strong foundation in observation, narrative, and lived experience while working for national media and later as a videographer for the Office of the President of Colombia. That documentary background continues to shape her sensitivity to storytelling and […]
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Project Statement “Laoniang” is what I have always called my maternal grandmother. Until I was seven, I lived with my grandparents. Later, as I began living in different cities and countries, the time I was able to spend with them became increasingly limited. After my grandfather passed away several years ago, I became acutely aware that seeing someone close to […]
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For more than four decades, James Bacchi has occupied a distinctive place in the contemporary art world—as a gallerist, curator, juror, art consultant, collaborator and photographer. His ongoing photographic series #inthesky brings those decades of looking at art into a deeply personal visual practice. A Palm Springs–based iPhoneographer, Bacchi began #inthesky in 2015 as an exploration of the volatile relationship […]
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Andrea Rigo (1985) is from Turin, Italy. His interest and exploration of human stories started with creative writing and storytelling classes and cinema studies. This led him to work for cinema production companies on movie sets, running a film festival in his hometown, writing for a video blog about movies and spectators’ reactions.His experience has extended to the theatre sphere […]
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