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Sergi Rugrand

“Sergi Rugrand is a freelance photojournalist and videographer with a master's in the realization of documentary projects by the IEFC. Born in l'Hospitalet de Llobregat Barcelona, he understands photography as a platform to express the need for a radical social transformation. ”

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Jessica Chappe

“Jessica Chappe lives and works in Hudson Valley, NY. She graduated from Bard College with a BA in photography in 2016. Her work gravitates towards the warmth of community, ritual, and intimacy. She believes in the power of collaboration and storytelling using mixed media to expand our understanding of humanity and what keeps us connected. ”

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Pía Harboure

“Pía Harboure is an independent documentary photographer from Argentina. Her photographic practice is focused on mental health, child labor and social issues related to Human Rights. She has a vast experience working with families and children from around the globe as a portrait photographer. She is specialized in children's rights and their protection. She worked for campaigns and in the field for many NGOs such as Unicef Argentina and T.E.A. Project UK. ”

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Cherie Tao

“Cherie is a freelance photographer, primary in shooting black and white images because she simply believe "a picture is worth a thousand words." She wants her images to talk and represent it self. ”

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Richard Israel

“Richard Israel, aka The Portrait Provocateur, was born and raised in London, England and now based in the USA. Richard is drawn to raw beauty, movement, mood and texture. He describes his work as a modern restyling of the classic portrait, always in black and white. His inspirations are the Magnum photographers of the 1950’s and 60’s.”

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Jorn Veberg

“Jorn is a Norwegian photographer/director who shoots promos/portraits/concerts and music videos in black and white. ”

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Romain

“Romain is a 21 years old French photographer who grew up in Thailand and now lives in Canada. Through black and white photography, Romain wants to show the subject as simple as it can be, in a certain graphic way. He uses the contrast to add some more punch and power to it. ”

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AnimusJ

“Animus J is a lens-based visual artist, making mostly portraits, still life and conceptual art. ”

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Allen Schill

“Born Long Island, Columbia College (BA in art history & studio art), MFA CUNY in painting, photo, & printmaking, assistant to Irving Penn 1977-79, professor of photo CUNY 1980-96, moved to Italy 1996. BW & palladium printing, pinhole & toy camera, photo-assemblage, sculpture. Emphasis since 1987 in view camera and then digital still life, using found objects arranged in boxes, a sort of 17th-century Dutch surrealism focused on the visual sensorium. Joseph Cornell channeling Samuel Beckett.”

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Manuel Schaffernak

“Manuel is an Austrian based photographer, media designer, art and design lover. He uses a wide variety of materials to explore the crossroads of still life, portraiture, geometry, and color. Things Manuel likes: minimalism, visual humor, geometry, color harmony and everything that makes him look twice.”

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