Curatorial Review by Anna Gvozdeva Brian Hughes’s My Neighbour the Past sets itself a demanding brief: to locate historical memory not in temples and museums but in the ordinary traffic of Japanese city life. The Galway-based street photographer approaches these streets as an outsider who has learned to look patiently, and the six images share a disciplined, cool palette in […]
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Maria Ivanova is a photographer based in Moscow, Russia. She primarily works with film, while occasionally exploring digital photography as well.Maria has been practicing photography for over six years. She has worked as a film photographer for a streetwear brand and is currently collaborating with a jewelry brand on a creative project.Film is an important part of Maria’s photographic approach. […]
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Project Statement Where Colors Meet explores the moment when colour becomes most vivid through contrast. I am drawn to encounters between colours — warm against cool, saturated against muted, natural against artificial — and to the way light can heighten these oppositions.These photographs begin with moments of visual surprise found in ordinary surroundings. Through framing, I isolate the places where […]
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Bernard Coops is a Dutch photographer and visual artist whose autonomous practice operates at the intersection of sensory perception, the psychology of perception, and material abstraction.The conceptual layering of his autonomous work is informed by a broad, multidisciplinary anchoring within visual media:Academic Foundation: Coops graduated in Illustration from the CABK Art Academy (now ArtEZ University of the Arts) and subsequently […]
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Vonessa Robinson-Lindo is a Jamaican documentary and street photographer whose work explores culture, community, identity, and the everyday stories found within ordinary places. Her practice is rooted in observation, capturing candid moments, and finding meaning in the people, places, and interactions that often go unnoticed.A retired U.S. Army Captain with more than 22 years of service, Robinson-Lindo brings a perspective […]
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Roger Ajjour is a Lebanese photographer whose practice explores the relationship between people, light, atmosphere, and visual storytelling. His work moves between portraiture, fashion, beauty, editorial, and fine-art photography, with a particular interest in creating images that balance visual simplicity with emotion and atmosphere.Based in Lebanon, Roger has developed his photographic practice through both commercial and artistic work, collaborating with […]
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Chan Suk On was born and lives in Hong Kong. She graduated from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University with a Bachelor of Photographic Design. She gained her Master of Arts in Fine Arts at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. On is an artist, photographer, and editor. She is inspired by everyday life experiences. Her artistic journey is going from […]
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My name is Alisa Kishchenko, and I am an amateur photographer. I discovered my passion for photography about a year ago. It became my main passion. I create all of my photographs using only the camera on my iPhone. I believe the best camera is the one that’s always with you. Photography allows me to slow down, observe the world […]
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Project Statement My creative work is like a personal diary of thoughts and poems, carrying sincerity, life — its poetry and contemplation. In my photography, video art, and mixed media, I strive to create a living dialogue with the world, where I draw energy from nature and connect with it — this is my way of creating a space of […]
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Mona Singh is a Gurgaon-based Indian photographer whose practice moves between documentary, street and fine-art photography. Her work explores people, memories and places. Drawn to moments of vulnerability, intimacy and human resilience, she often works with a poetic and observational approach. Her work has been exhibited and published internationally including presentations in India, Germany, the United States and Australia. Her […]
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