Christine Skowski
“Christine Skowski was born in 1979 in Germany, from where her parents relocated when she was 3 months old to Windhoek, Namibia. After her schooling, she moved to Germany to enrole as interior architecture student. During her studies, she was exposed to photography and the Photographic Art School in Leipzig and decided to become a photographer. She started studying photography in Bielefeld, and had her diploma show in 2009. 2010, she moved back to Namibia to work as a freelance photographer.”
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Tal Paz-Fridman
“Tal Paz-Fridman is a photographer specializing in creative and documentary photography. To paraphrase the description of the great American photographer Sam Abell, Tal's style of photography is documentary in the sense that they record the world as it is, however, it has transcendent qualities, that start at the documentary level, yet open to interpretation on an aesthetic level as well.”
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P. Wamaitha Nganga
“P. Wamaitha Ng'ang'a is a Kenyan-British visual artist and photographer based in London, England. Using mixed media and photography, Wamaitha creates works that confronts contemporary issues on women and children rights, social, political and environmental issues and cultural identity. She also works with self-portraiture in the realm of art therapy and symbolism communication, exploring the interconnections of nature, spirituality and healing. ”
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Michael Fung Photography
“Michael Fung is a photographer based in London UK. Specializing in music, portraiture, travel, and personal documentary work, editorial, and artist collaborations. His career as a photographer has helped him work internationally, on commissions and collaborations with renowned light artist Chris Levine, iy project, singer and model Grace Jones, Grammy award-winning band Cage The Elephant, and many more in the international music, art, and performance fields.”
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Emily Larsen
“Emily earned her B.F.A. in Photography at the School of Visual Arts, NYC. Before fully dedicating her time to the visual arts she earned her B.A. in Psychology. Emily’s work is heavily influenced by her experience as a woman and is fascinated by gender relations. Her enduring interest lies in the space between the human experience and reality. The intangible fuzzy cloud that allows us to continue forward as we rotate between functional ignorance and the horror of realization. ”
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