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Angelika Kollin
A visual tribute to everyday courage: the project reveals the quiet strength and faith of people who face hardship without bitterness.
Anatoly Suzdaltsev
A series combining Soviet family photographs, reconstructed dishes and AI-altered images to explore how personal memories are reshaped over time.
Maria Vittoria Desiato
A project about water shortages in Calabria, told through family photographs and everyday containers used to measure the water people need to live.
William Josephs Radford
A series of lenticular photographs that explores family memories through images where the artist's father shifts between presence and absence.
Gaetano Ippolito
A photographic study of memory, its gradual transformation and the feeling of holding onto something that is slowly disappearing.
Joakim Kocjancic
Through monochrome images, the series transforms the Nordic landscape into a quiet reflection on contemporary unease and uncertain futures.
Laurent Loubet Guiter
An intimate analog journey exploring memory, family absence, and self-discovery through light, chance, and imperfection.
Joakim Kocjancic
Solvarv
Alessandro Silverj
"Interrogations focused on their bodies, searching for devil's marks, signs of corruption, or sexual deviance."
Joan Fontcuberta
Joan Fontcuberta creates photographs and fictional archives that look real, using them to question how easily we trust photographic images.
Zexuan Zeng
A personal journey along the Long March route examining how political narratives shape memory, suffering, and collective experience.
Natalya Saprunova
A documentary look at the Evenki people of Yakutia, their traditions, reindeer herding, connection to the taiga, and the changes threatening their way of life.
Cristina Rizzi Guelfi
"Happy homemakers as frozen and neatly packaged as the processed foods they serve in their split level homes"
Claudine Douri
All the pictures from the camp are a true story about Artek's life, about growing up and the subtle experiences.
Carlota Guerrero
Her photography reclaims the female body as a spiritual, empowered force beyond the male gaze.
Carlos Folgoso
This series isn’t just seen—it’s felt. It draws us into a space where light and shadow hold memory and nostalgia.
Boris Mikhailov
An uncompromising chronicle of Soviet and post-Soviet life, where poverty, power, and human vulnerability collide without sentimentality.
Anders Peterson
Swedish photographer Anders Petersen breaks down the wall between viewer and subject, bringing us close to people living on the margins.
Anastasia Serova
Small towns in winter look like places where time has stopped.
Ana Mendieta
A poetic exploration of exile, identity, and the deep connection between the human body and the natural landscape.
Alessandra Sanguinetti
A long-term photographic story about childhood, growing up, family, and the changing lives of two cousins in rural Argentina.
Larry Sultan
A thoughtful look at family, suburbia, and the quiet space where memory, fiction, and everyday life meet.
Kensuke Koike
Finding novel ways to bring new life to discarded relics, Kensuke Koike affectionately alters vintage photographs, injecting them with new meaning.
Josef Koudelka
"I have always been drawn to what is ending, what will soon no longer exist"
Joel Meyerowitz
Meyerowitz transformed street photography through color, light, and emotional atmosphere rather than narrative moments.
Joakim Kocjancic
Infiore
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Cartier-Bresson shaped street photography through decisive moments, blending art, timing, and everyday human stories.
Francesca Woodman
Francesca Woodman used surreal self-portraits to explore identity, transience, vulnerability, and emotional disappearance.
Flor Garduño
Through surreal and symbolic imagery, Garduño explores time, memory, and the mystical layers of Mexican cultural identity.
Edward Nurton
Story based on real nuclear accidents that has happened throughout the last decades
Eduard van der Elsken
Black and white cinema: “Love on the left bank” or a documentary novel in photographs
Difu Shi
A look at a traditional fish lantern festival in a mountain village in Anhui and the stories and memories that surround it.
Diane Arbus
Diane Arbus challenged social normality by intimately portraying marginalized individuals and hidden human contradictions.
Alessandra Calò
A reflection on the loss and rediscovery of the ancestral bond between man and nature.
Aleksey Myakishev
Life in Kolodozero, a small lakeside village between Karelia and Arkhangelsk, where people get by on logging, farming, fishing and hunting.
Iván Bernal Pallí
A photographic exploration of Madrid’s Casa de Campo that reveals hidden beauty in familiar urban nature.
Cristina Scalabrini
"Beneath the dust something endures: an unnatural nature, sightless gazes, vibrating stillness."
Yannick Cormier
Surviving pagan and animist rituals reveal humanity’s resistance to cultural homogenization across four continents.
Willy Ronis
"I remember all my photographs, my life is woven from them and sometimes, of course, they have something in common over the years. They wink, talk, they exchange secrets.."
Vivian Maier
For the whole world, Vivian Maier was just an ordinary nanny and housekeeper from Chicago. Her talent as a photographer was recognized only after her death in 2009. The discovery of her work has become one of the most significant events in the world of modern photography.
Valentin Valette
The project explores Oman’s transition between political legacy, economic change, and collective memory through documentary photography.
TRIVA
A Belarusian photography collective that challenged the conventions of Soviet photography through experimentation, collaboration, and everyday life.
Manuela Federl
"Once upon a time there was a princess in the Roma ghetto. Nevertheless, a brave prince tried to free her from the clutches of poverty and place the world at her feet"
Suzette Dushi
Each photograph becomes a map to discover one’s dream’s essence, familiar, yet foreign.
Sonia Góral
The project reinterprets childhood photographs to confront memory, identity, and a father’s constructed family narrative.
Richard Kalvar
Kalvar uses humorous framing to reveal poetic tensions within ordinary street moments worldwide with insight.
Peter Franck
These archive photographs serve as a foundation for new stories, playing with the look and feel of former times
Nobuyoshi Araki
An intimate visual diary where love, desire, grief, and everyday life become inseparable parts of the same story.
Rémy Olivier Robin
"I am intrigued by the idea of the quasi magical. Beyond the idea that light interacting with a sensitized film can create an everlasting image."
Nan Goldin
Nan Goldin documented intimate realities of love, addiction, violence, and identity from inside her own life.
Mohammad Rakibul Hasan
A photographic story about coastal communities in Bangladesh facing rising sea levels, extreme weather, displacement, and the loss of familiar ways of life.
Masha Ivashintsova
A hidden archive of life in Soviet Leningrad, discovered years after Masha Ivashintsova's death and known as the story of the “Russian Vivian Maier.”
Masao Yamamoto
"For me, a successful photo is the one that calms, gives a sense of peace. Makes you be kind and gentle."
Martine Franck
Franck quietly documented human life with elegance, focusing on observation, dignity, and emotional truth.
Man Ray
«I draw what cannot be photographed. I photography what I don’t want to draw - the things that have their own essence»
Helena Liventseva
"Those who do not have a father must find one for themselves"
Lisa Murray
"For Parts Not Working"
Saul Leiter
Leiter pioneered poetic color street photography, transforming everyday scenes into painterly abstractions of light and form.
Sarah Moon
Her style makes impression.. The study of art was not in vain, and Sarah Moon transferred the style of French impressionism of the early 20th century into her photographs, which became her trademark.
Roger Ballen
His work is a cross between artistic and documentary photos. People, animals and various objects stand apart here.
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