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A Portrait of Bhadohi’s Weaving Heritage SANJEEV KUMAR // Sanjeev Kumar is not merely an observer of craft—he is shaped by it. Born into a family of carpet artisans in Bhadohi, India’s “Carpet City”, his earliest memories are laced with colour pigments, wool fibres, and the rhythmic clatter of looms. Now based in Delhi and […]
NATHAN MURRELL // For British photographer Nathan Murrell, creativity began not behind a still camera, but in the moving image. He studied Film Production at university, originally intending to pursue a career as a cinematographer. The pull of visual storytelling was always there—framing a scene, shaping light, and evoking mood—but over time, photography became his […]
STEPHAN POT // Though Stephan is not a photographer by trade, art has been a constant thread in his life. Based in Heist-op-den-Berg, Belgium, he studied art in his early years and now blends his lifelong passion for photography with occasional fashion work for local brands. Yet it is in the quiet personal projects—like Where […]
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 […]
ANTONIO NARDO // For Italian photographer Antonio Nardo, photography is more than a creative practice—it’s a personal path, an emotional compass. Antonio has explored many genres over the years—from landscapes to portraits and street photography—but it is his instinctive, reflective approach that ties his work together. His latest series, The House of Tibet, is no […]
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.
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