Olesia Bilyk is a photographer and artist from Polonne, Khmelnytsky region, Ukraine. She describes her photographic work as research. She explores archives, macro photography, reportage, landscapes, and portraits, fulfilling her mission for scholars, artists, and the public. For her, research is about uncovering the truth and seeing reality in all its variations.
INTERVIEW | Stavri Georgiou
Stavri Georgiou's photographic work explores the interplay of light and emotion, using the controlled environment of the studio to create striking contrasts between blue and red hues. Through the work, she aims to challenge perceptions of space and depth, using the stark contrasts of blue and red to create a cinematic atmosphere that feels both intimate and surreal.
INTERVIEW | Manas Arvind
For Manas Arvind, photography is more than an art; it is a medium for profound interaction with life. Drawn to the narratives and forms concealed in the ordinary, he sets aside the "trained mind" in favour of exploring "unconditioned spaces." His work invites viewers on this journey, offering a platform for personal introspection and discovery.
INTERVIEW | Maria Sokor
Maria Sokor is an internationally recognized food and commercial photographer originally from Ukraine. Currently based in Philadelphia, Maria works across the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond, collaborating with brands, restaurants, and culinary professionals. Whether through photography, exhibitions, or published works, she continues to explore the intersection of food, art, and storytelling.
INTERVIEW | Minni Mäkinen
Minni Mäkinen (b. 2003, Helsinki, Finland) is a visual artist and photographer currently based in Switzerland. Her art explores themes of change, transition, and identity, deeply rooted in her personal experience of growing up internationally. Constant movement between cultures and environments sparked her interest in how change shapes who we are, a theme she often explores in her work.
INTERVIEW | Roger Mujica
Roger Mujica is an award-winning international photographer based in São Paulo, Brazil. Nature is his ultimate muse, with its intricate forms, shadows, and ever-changing movement inspiring his creative process. His versatile portfolio spans architectural precision, evocative landscapes, intimate portraits, fine art, and digital mixed media.
INTERVIEW | Diana M. Gómez Jaimes
Diana M. Gómez Jaimes is a passionate artist captivated by photography, painting, engraving, poetry, and writing. She has a strong affinity for the dark, the different, the mysterious, and the unusual. Her art draws inspiration from two fundamental imaginaries, Shadow and Mask, which she connects with themes that generate conflict within human beings.
INTERVIEW | Kim Ariana
Kim Ariana is an artist, photographer, digital designer, painter, performer, singer, and actress who tries to live every day in a creative way. Her biggest inspiration is her attempt to find beauty in otherwise mundane things, and her art and photography are typically built around that driving concept. While doing theatre professionally, she also owns her own store called Kim Ariana Art Shop.
INTERVIEW | Haiying Nie
Haiying Nie is a contemporary visual artist whose work delves into the intersection of photography, material manipulation, and artistic expression. Nie’s art is characterized by an experimental approach that transcends the boundaries of traditional photography. She skillfully manipulates photographic materials through manual techniques and technical processes.
INTERVIEW | Haiying Nie
Haiying Nie is a distinguished underwater and macro photographer whose profound connection to the natural world is vividly expressed through her lens. Currently residing in Scotland, her ongoing projects aim to push the boundaries of macro and underwater photography, constantly seeking new ways to engage and educate her audience about the beauty and complexity of the natural world.
INTERVIEW | Juan José Barrios Quiñonez
Juan José Barrios Quiñonez is a 16-year-old figure from northern Bogotá. Juan’s work explores his relationship with his own identity and their main goal is to connect with people through visual languages. With his biggest inspiration being surrealism, Juan is aiming to create visually intriguing pieces that can spark conversations about themes and topics that trouble the hearts of many.
INTERVIEW | Maria Suarez
Based in the New York City area, Maria Suarez is a family portrait photographer originally from Peru. She brings forth a profound exploration of human connection and cultural heritage through her lens. Specializing in portraits and landscapes, Suarez's work transcends mere imagery, delving deep into the intricacies of familial bonds and the rich tapestry of Peruvian identity.
INTERVIEW | Shihui Li
Shihui Li is an emerging artist and designer originally from Changsha, China. Her artistic practice is driven by an insatiable curiosity and a desire to explore unconventional materials and media. She is fascinated by the hidden narratives within objects and the stories they reveal in new contexts. This curiosity leads her to experiment with food designs, sound art, subcultures, and street art.
INTERVIEW | Melaney Wardell
Melaney Wardell is an American photographer. Her concentration is documentary photography. She challenges the idea of beauty by focusing on the decay and destruction around her. Her photography focuses on capturing beauty in unexpected places. Her goal is to convince her viewers to appreciate the mess of life and see the beauty in the destruction.
INTERVIEW | Yuxiao Mu
Born in Dalian, China, Yuxiao Mu is an interdisciplinary artist and educator based in Boston, MA. Mu’s practice is driven by conceptual ideas surrounding memory, emotion, and storytelling; her work ranges from analog and digital photography and video to printmaking and painting. Her work has been exhibited internationally and nationally in Rome, Boston, and Minneapolis.
INTERVIEW | Nicole Tran
Nicole Tran is an artist who uses photography and filmmaking to build her signature bold visuals. Her background in fine art is imbued into her photography, evident in her use of color theory and matte textures. Nicole builds a visual universe for the viewer to step into, developing character identities that are translated through styling and posing. She incorporates elements of storytelling to represent not only her own ideas but the ideas of others.
INTERVIEW | Jemima Charrett-Dykes
Jemima Charrett-Dykes is an artist whose output is primarily autobiographical, drawing from experiences in childhood and the aftermaths of psychosis as a result of Complex Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. Using art-making as a therapeutic outlet, Jemima's work often references her past and the traumas linked to her body both physically and mentally.
INTERVIEW | Anrike Piel
Working predominantly with oil painting, clay, and photography, artist and social justice advocate Anrike Piel (b. 1993), with womanhood in focus, contributes her perspective on the enduring impact of intergenerational trauma on individuals and society, the plight of refugees, and societal reflections. Her work aims to catalyse change, challenge perceptions, and advocate for a more empathetic world.
INTERVIEW | Kôichi Nabeshima
Kôichi Nabeshima is an artist in the audio-visual field who lives and works in Paris. His interest is the concept of art, analyzed by the phenomenalist idea and the interactive relationship between Nature and Humanity. The societal aspect of the land, in that it separates nature from human society, allows him to understand the history of the cultural will for development by a man of the territory.
INTERVIEW | Dajzha Little
Dajzha Little is a 24-year-old photographer & videographer based in Atlanta, GA. Dajzha Little loves to use photography and creative direction as an expression of her current emotional state. She loves to use these mediums to make a statement, peak curiosity, and give food for thought. She specializes in film photography and collaborating with other creatives to bring visions to life.