Art Photography

“Mintra Wongbanchai is a visual artist and photographer based in Lampang, Thailand. Her practice explores personal memory, family relationships, and traces of time through photography and sculptural installation. Combining photographic processes with worn tools and materials from her father's workshop, she reflects on the bond between father and child. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Art and Design at Chiang Mai University.”

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“Lauren Nelson is a photographer based in Virginia Beach, VA. She currently concentrates her work on botanical structures and the aesthetics of decay. Using alternative photographic processes such as chlorophyll printing and cyanotype, her minimalistic style reflects the ephemerality of natural forms—images that fade, fracture, and shift with time. ”

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“Lorenzo Capolupi is an Italian fine art photographer whose work explores abandoned places, forgotten architecture and interiors suspended in time. Since 2009, his research has focused on memory, light, silence and the transformation of space, turning traces of decay into contemplative photographic works.”

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“Nicolas Tolstoï is a French fine art photographer and polar naturalist based in Switzerland. For more than fifteen years, his work has developed through sustained contact with polar regions and extreme environments. Working under the name HADEÏDON, he explores ice as archive, material and memory through restrained images shaped by silence, erosion and disappearance.”

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“Maëva Benaiche was born in Toulouse in 1996. After completing a DUT in Physical Measurements at Paul Sabatier University, she joined ETPA Toulouse in 2018, where she won the Grand Prix Photo in 2021. Her photographic work reveals emotions she cannot express in words and a tool for self-discovery and identity exploration. Her approach questions the world through doubts and fractures. Since August 2023, she founded Premier Exemplaire, magazine for emerging photography.”

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“Gabriela Ferreira is a photographer and illustrator with a degree in Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon. She began her path in the visual arts through drawing and illustration, later expanding her work into graphic design. Today, her practice focuses primarily on documentary and authorial photography, exploring themes related to human presence, time, and the everyday.”

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“Arwen is a photographer working from personal experience within a documentary framework, carefully shaping reality through subtle staging. Her practice explores identity and heritage, questioning how identity is inherited, formed, or withheld. Drawing from her background in dance, she uses her body as a storytelling tool, creating intimate images that balance vulnerability, awareness, and control.”

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“Ricardo Dominguez Alcaraz was born in Valencia in 1984. He graduated with a degree in Art History from the University of Valencia in 2002 and in 2008 he graduated as a Senior Technician in Artistic Photography from the Valencia School of Art and Design (EASD). He has worked at the Valencia City Museum cataloguing and inventorying the museum's artworks and artistic collections. Also, he has published a photobook and has been published in several online magazines such Fraction or F-Stop mag.”

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“Mark Hawk is a Chicago-based photographic artist working in portraiture, commercial photography, and photo-based quilts made by sewing prints together. His work explores trauma, queer identity, and the tension between rural and urban life. Originally from Camp Verde, Arizona, he earned a BFA in photography from Columbia College Chicago and has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions.”

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“Peter Squires is a contemporary art photographer, based in Sydney, Australia. He is drawn to landscapes with a dreamlike quality, evoking the sense of a place that may exist only in our imagination. For him, they evoke a feeling of mystery, to contemplate his existence, his purpose. Peter feels and sees things in life that he wants to convey in a way a painter does - that visually and aesthetically are not necessarily real places but are there to evoke a mood specific to the viewer.”

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