Interviews

Where do you live: Andros, Greece (also travels extensively worldwide). Your education: Surveying Engineering (specialising in Cartography), Aristotle University of Thessaloniki; Master’s Degree in Map Design and Colour Theory, University of Glasgow; PhD in Photography, University of Derby. Describe your art in three words: Image, Encounter, Truth Your discipline: Photography Website | Instagram Your background includes cartography, visual perception, colour […]

Website | Instagram Your project To and From explores a feeling of being both tethered to and disconnected from Thailand. When did you first become aware of this emotional distance from home? I think I became aware of that emotional distance during my late teens and early twenties, when I was navigating feelings of isolation and longing in my personal […]

Year of birth: 1963 Where do you live: Jerusalem, Israel Your education: B.A. in Economics, Stanford University; J.D., Harvard Law School. Describe your art in three words: Juxtaposition, Truth, Gratitude Website | Instagram Your statement begins with Yogi Berra’s idea that “You can observe a lot by watching”. What does observation mean to you as a street photographer? Observation means […]

Where do you live: I live in Gréolières, a small mountain village in the South of France. Your education: Master’s degree (M.A.) in Visual Arts. Describe your art in three words: Engaged, resilient, political. Your discipline: Documentary Photography. Website | Instagram Your project Tant que je ne suis pas mort (As Long As I Am Not Dead) is deeply intimate […]

Year of birth: 1995 Where do you live: Lund, Sweden Website | Instagram You moved from Belgium to Sweden and rediscovered photography there. How did this change of place influence the way you look at the world through the camera? Moving to another country comes with many challenges. Just because you move to a beautiful place does not mean everything […]

Year of birth: 1989 Where do you live: Krakow, Poland Instagram What first inspired you to create the “Still Here” series, and how did the concept develop over time? Well, in fact, this series was created rather spontaneously. Overall, I’m simply excited to have photo walks and to take pictures on the streets of both my hometown and other cities […]

Where do you live: New England Your education: MFA in Creative Non-Fiction and Poetry at the Vermont College of Fine Arts; MBA from the University of Hartford; undergraduate degree in Women, Gender and Sexuality from Trinity College Describe your art in three words: multilayered, relevant, existential Your discipline: Photography and Writing (Non-Fiction, Poetry, Fiction, and Journalism) Website | Instagram You […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]