András Ladocsi (HU/FR, b. 1992) is a Hungarian photographer whose practice focuses on people and social connections. Now based in Paris, he holds a BA from Budapest’s Moholy-Nagy University of Art and an MA from London’s Royal College of Art. In 2020, Ladocsi was awarded the American Vintage Prize at the 35th edition of the … Continued
Devashish Gaur (IN, b. 1996) currently lives and works in India. Through an interdisciplinary practice – incorporating found objects and archival imagery – his photographic works approach notions of home, domesticity, distance, intimacy and identity. Gaur’s depictions of India’s lush natural environments, stark concrete architecture and domestic life paint some of the world’s most crowded … Continued
Tomas Raul Aphalo (FI/AR, b. 1996) is a Finnish-Argentinian visual artist who works in the realm of autobiographical experimental documentary photography. Across his work, he employs archival material and fragmentary text alongside his own images. Aphalo often engages in long-term photography projects, creating photo books and exhibitions that are bound by themes of longing, desire … Continued
Diana Tamane (LV/EE, b. 1986) was born in Riga, Latvia, but now lives and works in Tartu, Estonia. Across her projects, she works with family albums, documents and private correspondences to reveal touching autobiographical stories, as well as to paint a broader picture of society and recent history. A graduate of both the Tartu Art … Continued
Charles Thiefaine (FR/IQ, b. 1991) is a photographer and journalist from Roubaix, France. Based between France and the Middle East, Thiefaine’s practice lies at the border between documentary and point-of-view photography: he discovers and arranges evocative stories to create new proposals on conflict territories. As well as his commissioned work for the French press (M … Continued
Triin Kerge (EE/IT, b. 1986) is an Estonian artist living between Tallinn and Venice. She holds a BA in Documentary Photography from Newport University, Wales, and an MA in Contemporary Art from the Estonian Academy of Arts. Kerge’s creative practice focuses on materiality, the nature of memory and the connections between collective and personal memory. … Continued
Paul Kuimet (EE, b. 1984) is a Tallinn-based artist who works with photographic installations and 16mm films, the subject of which includes landscapes, architecture, objects and works of art. Obliquely addressing capitalism’s structures and modus operandi, Kuimet reveals the social and cultural values of the present day in atemporal details and fleeting moments. In 2018, … Continued
Ruudu Ulas (EE/UK/DE, b. 1987) is a visual artist based between London and Berlin. Her work focuses on the dynamics between individuals and their environment, highlighting the tensions and glitches that emerge at the intersection of public and personal spaces. Ulas holds an MA in Photography from London’s Royal College of Art, having previously studied … Continued
Riina Varol (EE, b. 1979) is an Estonian artist and photographer who concentrates her creative approach on issues of sensorial perception, the functions of the unconscious, animism and eastern philosophy. Her work spans a range of media including site-specific multimedia installations, photography, video, sound, tactility and smell. Varol has studied photography at both the Pallas … Continued
Maria Kapajeva (EE/UK, b. 1976) lives and works between UK and Estonia. Highlighting peripheral histories and unspoken stories, her projects often focus on issues of gender, cultural identity and the position of women in contemporary society. Kapajeva’s work has been recognised by a number of international awards, including Wiiralt Fellowship, the Kraszna-Krausz Photo Book Award, … Continued
