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AUGUSTO DE LUCA // For more than five decades, Italian photographer and performer Augusto De Luca has moved freely between photographic genres, from portraiture and architecture to cityscapes and experimental fine art. Born in Naples in 1955, he completed classical studies and graduated in law before choosing an entirely different path and becoming a professional […]
EMY MAIKE // Philippines-born and now based in Germany, photographer and photo artist Emy Maike continues to explore photography as a medium of perception, transformation, and contemplation. Her practice consistently moves between abstraction and observation, using photography to question how we perceive scale, time, materiality, and reality itself. Her latest series, Space Time, continues this […]
EMMA VARGA // Hungarian artist Emma Varga, currently based in London, works at the intersection of photography, science, and conceptual image-making. Her images move between attraction and repulsion, beauty and violence, vulnerability and control. Rather than offering clarity or resolution, her practice confronts viewers with systems of power that are often normalized to the point […]
RAFA ROJAS // Rafa Rojas does not photograph São Paulo the way it is usually sold to you. Based in Brazil, he moves between roles — photographer, curator, editor — but his work stays grounded in the same instinct: to look closer when everything around him pushes toward simplification. Cities like São Paulo tend to […]
WILFRID ROUFF // Wilfrid Rouff is a French photographer and conceptual artist whose work gravitates toward abstraction. Rather than chasing technical perfection, he embraces limitation — often working with simple or unconventional tools, from early digital cameras to his iPhone. What defines Wilfrid’s practice is not control, but his relationship to chance.
IRINA SEDLECKAYA // Irina Sedleckaya does not chase spectacle. She works in black and white, in patience, in restraint. Based in Kazakhstan, she approaches photography through a documentary-influenced yet fine art sensibility, focusing on quiet human stories and emotional presence.
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