SIMONE BATINI // In his new photographic series Superhero Fragments, Italian photographer Simone Batini returns to Spectaculum Magazine with a striking visual narrative that explores the enduring power of pop culture icons.
Category: Photographers
COLOURING THE COLD JOCHEN CERNY // Jochen Cerny, based in Munich, is not your typical photographer. With a background in international investment banking, his trajectory into the world of art might seem unlikely—until you look at his work. In his latest series “Snowland”, Jochen transforms winter landscapes into surreal colour-drenched dreamscapes, revealing a vision that […]
An emotional black and white reportage from Vienna’s legendary ZWE club VICTOR KAPUSTIN // There’s a quiet intensity that runs through Victor Kapustin’s photography—an understated confidence that doesn’t scream for attention, but draws you in with its authenticity. A Vienna-based photographer with a deep affinity for candid, emotional storytelling, Victor brings a unique sensibility to […]
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 […]
DREW REESE // Santa Fe–based photographer Drew Reese is self-taught and deeply intuitive in his approach. He has been photographing since his youth. His work is shaped not only by his long-standing engagement with photography, but also by the influence of painting—especially abstract and expressionist traditions. He captures the subtle, shifting language of trees in […]
NASOS KARABELAS // For Greek fine art photographer Nasos Karabelas, the human form is less a subject to be captured than a threshold to be crossed. Born in Pyrgos in 1992, Nasos has developed a distinct practice that delves into how the body can be transformed—bent, blurred, and fragmented—to reveal inner landscapes. Rather than capturing […]
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