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IRINA CHEREMISINA // In her poignant mixed-media series Where Is My Home?, Ukrainian artist Irina Cheremisina unpacks the emotional residue of displacement. Now based in Spain, Irina’s journey as an artist is intimately entwined with her experience of war, loss, and identity. After losing her home in Donetsk in 2014 and later fleeing Ukraine in […]
THAT´S HOW IT IS(IF IT SEEMS SO TO ME) LUISA MONTAGNA // Italian photographer Luisa Montagna crafts visual universes that blur perception, reality and memory. Her series “That’s how it is (if it seems so to you)”, a title borrowed with playful intent from Pirandello, guides us into an ethereal dimension where the line between […]
ENZO CRISPINO // We are delighted to welcome back Italian photographer and visual artist Enzo Crispino, whose work has previously graced the pages of Spectaculum Magazine. Known for his deeply personal visual language and his commitment to photography as both artistic expression and shared human experience, Enzo returns with a contemplative new series, Caminante, inspired […]
PAOLA FERRAROTTI // Paola, originally from Argentina and now based in Germany, comes from a diverse academic background, having studied Political Science, International Relations, Linguistics, and Literature. Having rediscovered photography later in life, she is now embarking on a journey of exploration, venturing into diverse photographic genres. Her conceptual series “Echoes of Identity” merges street […]
YPATIA KORNAROU // Ypatia Kornarou, a Greek multidisciplinary artist, uses photography as a means to explore and express the complex layers of human experience. With a practice spanning fine art photography, conceptual art, and video, her work is grounded in a deep curiosity about identity, memory, and the connections between individuals and their environments. Today, […]
CATIA MONTAGNA // Catia is a self-taught photographer and a professional economist by training. Catia’s fascination with photography began in childhood, captivated by the act of holding a camera and peering through the viewfinder. This sense of wonder persists, and she believes that these simple actions facilitate a deeper immersion in and understanding of the […]
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