Paola Ferrarotti – Notes From a State of Transit
Paola Ferrarotti works from a condition of in-between. Not as a theme, but as a lived state – moving through places, inner shifts, and environments that subtly shape how the body exists within them. Her photographs surface when something in that..
Neslihan Bilge Aytan – Holding Emotion in Frame
Neslihan Aytan has been working with photography for twelve years, not as a pursuit of aesthetics, but as a way of giving structure to emotion. Her images come from a long-standing need to translate inner states into something visible, precise, and...
Paint Me a Feeling – Alessandra Berto and the Language of the Inner Face
Alessandra Berto works at the intersection of portraiture and emotional perception. Her images move inward, toward states that resist naming – moods, tensions, and internal shifts that rarely hold still long enough to be articulated.
J.A. König – The Language of Melancholy
Italian-born and shaped by British sensibilities, König’s work feels like a quiet interruption in time – a place where sensuality meets silence, where longing sits beside shadow, and where images carry the emotional weight of a memory...
Sriram Mallik – The Corners We Walk Past
Sriram moves through the world with an attentiveness that feels almost rare today – noticing the subtleties, the rhythms, the truths that reveal themselves only to those willing to slow down. What draws him in is the pulse of everyday life.
Jazper Jack – Keeper of Vanishing Cultures
In the remote landscapes of Northeast India, where forests hold centuries-old secrets and tribes carry forward fragile legacies, Jazper Jack has spent over a decade listening, watching, and documenting.
Monika K. Adler – Between Crowds and Horizons
For Monika Adler, photography is more than a way of seeing - it is a way of navigating life’s paradoxes. Her work moves between the anonymous rhythm of the city and the wild, ever-changing pulse of the sea.
Anjan Ghosh – Stories from the Heart of Rural India
In a world that moves fast and often overlooks the unpolished corners of life, photographer Anjan Ghosh turns his lens to the people and places that many pass by. His work doesn’t chase spectacle or grandeur.
Listening With the Eyes – The Photography of Arturo Lopez
Arturo Lopez walks into a place looking for truth. For what slips past the noise of the world – the overlooked, the gestures that most of us never notice. “I travel with my camera not in search of beauty, but in pursuit of truth,” he says.
The Human Fragment – Paul van Walree’s Search for Presence
For Paul, it began with a child’s curiosity - and a broken plastic camera. Growing up in a small historical town in the Netherlands, he remembers photographing his friends in primary school, eager to preserve what was in front of him.
to the world.