PhotographyFestivals

My work contemplates memory, time and consciousness, and themes of existence—what it means to be human and how we construct our personal truths and realities. Working with digital photography and…

This new project considers the intense light seen by the very first arctic explorers. By using the photographic still life to visualize the sense of foreign light, the black and…

Drape uses vintage pin-up photographs as its source material. I sought out images, mainly from the 1960s, in which women posed in (semi) domestic sets in front of curtains…

Dreamlike symbols, mock-ups, installations, ready-mades ; with Handbook to the Stars, Peter Puklus builds a photo-documentation of a sculpture experiment, resembling the form and light exercises of the 20s avant-garde.…

“Gaijin” is a fictional narrative, a tool for my quest for identity, where self-portraits demonstrate the intimate and solitary relationship that I have with myself. The mirror image is frozen…

I am interested in a man and his simultaneous being between nature and civilization, which leads to inner conflicts and tensions. 
I am interested in man as the author…

The Taka Ishii Gallery (Tokyo) presentation offers a reassessment of historical Japanese photography via the contemporary and considers, more generally, the photographic post-media. Exhibited artists include Nobuyoshi Araki, Eikoh Hosoe,…

Galleria Heino (Helsinki) is presenting a collaborative venture between photographer Elina Brotherus (b.1972) and fashion photographer Kira Gluschkoff (b.1973), both internationally acclaimed and winners of several awards. Posing the…

The Xippas Gallery (Paris) is presenting works by major artists such as Lucas Samaras, Vik Muniz, Vera Lutter, Philippe Ramette and Darren Almond as well as emergent artists such as…

Hardhitta Gallery (Cologne) presents Gregory Bojorquez (Streets of LA and .45 Point Blanck) and Joseph Rodriguez (A Humanist Gaze). In December of 2011 while walking on Sunset Blvd, near the…