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23/03/2025

Anna Cunningham

I am a photographic artist currently working on a long-term project which explores the themes of isolation and ostracisation.
I graduated with a BA in photography from the University of The West of England.
Since graduating 4 years ago I have continued to create work for my ongoing project ‘This isn’t for you, it is for them’.
I have worked with creative communities and run a number of photography workshops, introducing children to analogue photography. I have worked as a photographer and
photo editor for Freestyle Bristol, a digital platform for young creatives and am currently the photographer for Assemblage, a youth collective, based in London.

22/03/2025

Benedetta Bendinelli was born in 1985 in Lucca and specializes in a wide range of photography, including architecture, fashion, and still life. Her personal projects have been featured in magazines such as C41 and Perimetro. After studying in London, she now resides and works in Tuscany, where she continues to explore diverse photographic styles, from travel reportage to street photography. In 2024, she presented her most recent personal project at Studio Membrana.

20/03/2025

Pietro Longhi is a photographer and copywriter based between Turin and Monferrato, a region in the countryside of northern Italy. Growing up here, he has developed a strong connection to nature, together with a reflective approach influenced by his studies. Pietro graduated with a Master's degree in Aesthetics (philosophy), focusing on the status of the image in contemporary society.

His practice explores the silent bond between man and nature, with an emphasis on ordinary places and situations. His images are defined by a sense of intimacy and timelessness, aiming to uncover symbols and new meanings hidden in everyday moments. Pietro also founded Cieloterra (), an exhibition program held in a 12th-century church aimed at promoting and fostering connections between emerging photographers and visual artists.

16/03/2025

A self-taught photographer, Francesco was born in Rome, Italy in 1974. He got acquainted with his first camera at the age of 16, something he inherited from his dear mother, an avid photographer herself. Over the years, he delved into several different types of photography, from street to architecture to contemplative.

Francesco is particularly interested in poetic photography focusing both on digital and analog techniques. He likes to use photography as a way to better understand himself, his fears, and his hopes. Photography for him is a never ending journey, an exploration into his deepest inner feelings, a quest to find his own tangible presence in the world.

10/03/2025

Arina Avilova is a photographer and multidisciplinary artist from Voronezh, Russia, born in 2001. Shooting since 2018. Arina shoots digital and analogue. Sometimes she prints on transparent plastic or decorates with ready-mades, such as old window frames. Arina shoots theatrically, often using handmade props. She participates in group and individual exhibitions. Her photographic works are in private collections. Now she works in Voronezh and experiments with multidisciplinary techniques.

07/03/2025

Blaine Herro (b.1995) is a photographer and darkroom artist based in San Francisco, California. He keeps his camera on him at all times, and just follows the impulse.

03/03/2025

Gabriela de Echave is a photographer born in Quilmes, Argentina. She started taking photographs in her teenage years and later studied the career at IMDAFTA. Since then, she has taken courses and workshops with a variety of photographers and visual artists. Her work has been selected, awarded and exhibited in contests such as ArtexArte Young Stimulus Award (2019), Francisco Ayerza Photography Stimulus Award (2022) and Buenos Aires Young Art Provincial Salon (2023).

Her photographic exploration has to do with identity, territory, the unsaid, absences, desire, the connection between human and nature. She photographs as a way of trying to capture something mysterious, a feeling of connecting and disconnecting with the world, both through direct shooting, self-portraits and the incorporation of family archive, in an attempt to create an emotional cartography.

01/03/2025

Gris Ciel (Arthur) takes pictures in the north-east of France to try and share his taste for lonely places, cold weather and nostalgia.

25/02/2025

Iciar Vega de Seoane (Spain, 1985) studied photography at the Escuela de Imagen y Sonido Ces and the Escuela de Arte 10. In her work the self-portrait predominates, although in El Volcán Azul her body is not so present, and her gaze searches for interior and imaginary worlds.
In recent years she has published La Tercera Persona (2022), Lucero (2020), Guerrero nonato (2018), ¿Eres una chica? (2017), Desmemorias (2017) and Una canción en francés (2016).
Her work has been exhibited individually and collectively in various galleries, festivals and art fairs.

24/02/2025

Kristel Pisani Massamormile, class of 93,
is a Neapolitan photographer with a passion for art and a commitment to social issues.
First of six children, she grew up in a vibrant and open family environment. It was this intimate, rich, colorful but difficult world that allowed her to freely explore photography, bringing to the forefront the defining aspects of her character:
the curiosity for unknown landscapes, an imagination that weaves stories and evokes synesthesia, the ability to find beauty and goodness in the simplest of things, and a talent for capturing their essence.
Her work centers on the environments and people that surround her, exploring how they inherit and shape the spaces they inhabit.
She seeks to express the deep, often unspoken connections between herself, her family, and her inner world through the lens of portraiture, metaphor, and symbolism.
Her work also tackles social and identity issues, weaving these themes into the exploration of personal and collective belonging.

20/02/2025

Zandalee Pascon is an italian artist with Nigerian origin, born (2002) and raised in Northern Italy.
Since she was a teenager, she has been passionate about photography and chose to study it, as a medium, at the University IUAV of Venice, from which she graduated in 2024, with a thesis that analyzes the concept of Wound, starting from the scarifications of Nigerian tribes up to contemporary art.

She also did her internship at the
no-profit gallery MOMENTUM in Berlin.

18/02/2025

Olga Șarpe is a Fine Art photographer based in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. She graduated from the University of Art and Design in Cluj-Napoca with a Bachelor’s degree in 2021 and a Master’s degree in 2023 in Photo-Video. Her work has been featured in both solo and group exhibitions across the country.

17/02/2025

Lăcră Grozăvescu (n. 1996, Caracal) is an emerging Romanian artist whose work explores the power of images to evoke personal memories and a collective sense of belonging. Her art delves into themes of identity, memory, suffering, trauma, and feminism, aiming to highlight the nuances of human behavior without diminishing individual uniqueness. Primarily working with photography, Lăcră also integrates embroidery, collage, and video into her practice. Her recent exhibitions span Romania, Italy, Greece, the UK, and the United States. Lăcră currently lives and works in Bucharest, where she studied Photography and Dynamic Image at the Bucharest National University of Arts.

13/02/2025

Rafdi Rahmadi is a photographer from Padang. He has been interested in photography since 2017 and has made it a means to voice his various concerns, especially issues related to the stigma of heresy, mental health, and the environment.

08/02/2025

Alessandro Silverj, a self-taught photographer born in Rome in
1991, merges his background in literature and philosophy with photography as a medium of expression and research. His work combines analog and digital techniques, characterized by an intimate and dark vision. Each project is part of a creative journey unfolding over time, linking different phases of his life in a continuous dialogue between past and present.

04/02/2025

Rod Isaurralde is an Argentine photographer whose work explores themes of desire, identity and masculinity. He studied at the Escuela Argentina de Fotografía and graduated as a photojournalist from ARGRA. Since then, he has participated in workshops with renowned Argentine photographers to develop his visual narrative.

His photography has been recognized in major platforms, including the 10th Biennial of Argentine Photography (Cuerpxs en Conflicto, 2022). In 2023, his work was featured in Revista Balam's ninth edition, dedicated to "New Masculinities," and included in the French publication Lusted Men among others.

Through his evocative imagery, Rod invites viewers to reflect on the tensions and contradictions that shape human experience.

23/01/2025

Atsushi Momoi (b.1979) is based in Tokyo, JAPAN. After studying sociology at Kwansei Gakuin University, he went to the London College of Printing (currently the London College of Communication) to study photography. His main theme of photography is to depict the relationship between inner and outer self – in other words, to visualize the fluctuating connection between his subjectivity based on layers of memory and the world itself as a recognition object. By intending to show the various layers of the world which appear when grasping the materials as it is mingles with his own memory, he pursues a new sense of value to update people’s perspectives.

20/01/2025

Eliza Timofeeva (b.1999) is a cinematographer and photographer based in St. Petersburg. Graduated from St. Petersburg State University of Cinematography and Television, she currently works as a photographer and event organizer at the experimental studio “Gorka” .studio. As part of the “Diapazon” project .gorka, she curates exhibitions and a film festival. Her passion for experimental film-making sets her apart as an auteur filmmaker.

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