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Miho Kajioka is a fine art photographer based in Kyoto and Paris. Her work is ethereal and minimalist, inspired by the Japanese tradition of  ‘wabi-sabi’ that is the appreciation of beauty in imperfection and transcience, and the Zen/Taoist belief that the essence of an object exists rather in the empty space inside and around it. … Read more

Tim Clark is a writer and curator based in London. He is Editor in Chief and Director of 1000 Words, nominated for Photography Magazine of the Year at the Lucie Awards 2014 and 2016. Clark has been involved in a wide range of projects: curatorial advisor on Masculinities: Liberation through Photography (2020) at the Barbican Centre London, … Read more

Simon Roberts (b.1974) is a visual artist based in Brighton, UK. Widely recognised for his large-format, tableaux photographs of the British landscape, his practice also encompasses video, text and installation work, which together, interrogate notions of identity and belonging, and the complex relationship between history, place and culture He has exhibited widely and his photographs … Read more

Swedish photographer based in Stockholm. Petersen makes intimate and personal documentary-style photographs. His photobook Cafe Lehmitz, 1978, is a seminal body of work capturing the late night regulars of a bar in Hamburg. Petersen is a highly influential photographer of ‘personal documentary’ photographer. He studied at the Fotoskolan academy and his mentor and good friend … Read more

Bogren is a photographer based in Malmö, Sweden. Since 2008 he has been the author of critically acclaimed photobooks including Ocean, Tractor Boys, Italia and his recently published August Song. He has exhibited at numerous galleries internationally and is represented by Galerie VU in Paris. “At every moment he finds the right distance, one which … Read more

French photographer and film-maker born in Marseille. D’Agata is renowned for his strong experiential documentary photography. He has been published regularly: Vortex and Insomnia, 2003, Stigma, 2004, Manifest, 2005, ICE, 2011, Anticorps, 2013, Oscurana, 2018, Acephale, 2018, amongst others. He has been a member of Magnum Photos since 2011.

Rut Blees Luxemburg is a German photographer based in London. Her technique is to photograph at night, exploring the urban landscape. She studied at the London College of Communication and went on to gain an MA at the University of Westminster in 1996. She has made numerous photobooks including London: A Modern Project published in … Read more

Sophy Rickett is a visual artist, working with photography and video/sound installation. She lives and works in London. She studied photography at London College of Printing, and gained an MA at the Royal College of Art. Rickett’s photographic work explores the competing forces of light and darkness in defining and articulating space, often using photography … Read more

Thomas Weski is one of the most important and prominent curators and writers of photography in Germany. At present he is the director/curator of the Michael Schmidt Archive and has curated the exhibition, Michael Schmidt Retrospective at the Hamburger Bahnhof Museum for Gegenwart in Berlin in 2020. He has been curator in the Photography and … Read more

Engström is a Swedish photographer based in Paris and Smedsby. He has published many critically acclaimed books including Härbärge, Trying to Dance, Haunts, Sketch of Paris and Revoir. His approach is intuitive with a very personal reading of the world in which the autobiographical exploration is central. Engström demonstrates that all things carry vital energy … Read more