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Photography helps me to survive – interview with Meg Hewitt by Matúš Zajac and Nicole Jašáková
The perceptiveness of the image from which expressive moods come is the domain of Meg Hewitt, an Australian photographer, influenced by Japanese art. What has led you to take up photography? I have always been an image-maker. I studied painting at art school in the 1990’s but never […]
I have no plans – interview with Fábio Miguel Roque by Juraj Marec
A clear duality between documentary photography and intimate personal projects with expressive visual and inner world divided to little pieces. Portuguese photographer Fábio Miguel Roque gives us a possibility to look behind curtain of his mind. What was the impulse to take pictures? It is quite easy for me to explain. I […]
Only the camera can prove to me that I exist – interview with Fatima Abreu Ferreira by Nicole Jašáková and Matúš Zajac
Shots of strange and weird things, “the mistakes” together with abstract atmosphere create a world that makes you feel just a little bit uncomfortable, unlocking that little dark place we carry inside us. Predominantly black and white photographs with a dark and grainy style provide an intense, visceral […]
Beautiful sickness – interview with Jamèl van de Pas by Nicole Jašáková
The style as intriguing as his own name. Jamèl van de Pas is a young Dutch photographer, who without any further photography education, led purely by intuition, captures fragments in time based on life experiences – the world in its authentic form merges with the subjectivity of his […]
Eyes Wild Open, four years of work – interview with Marie Sordat by Matúš Zajac
Marie Sordat, curator of one of the most interesting collective exhibitions Eyes Wild Open, has completely immersed into the selection and has managed to put together pieces of art of significant authors with an expressive approach from the middle of 20th century until nowadays. How has the idea […]
Interviews with documentary photographers
I have no plans – interview with Fábio Miguel Roque by Juraj Marec
A clear duality between documentary photography and intimate personal projects with expressive visual and inner world divided to little pieces. Portuguese photographer Fábio Miguel Roque gives us a possibility to look behind curtain of his mind. What was the impulse to take pictures? It is quite easy for me to explain. I […]
Only the camera can prove to me that I exist – interview with Fatima Abreu Ferreira by Nicole Jašáková and Matúš Zajac
Shots of strange and weird things, “the mistakes” together with abstract atmosphere create a world that makes you feel just a little bit uncomfortable, unlocking that little dark place we carry inside us. Predominantly black and white photographs with a dark and grainy style provide an intense, visceral […]
Beautiful sickness – interview with Jamèl van de Pas by Nicole Jašáková
The style as intriguing as his own name. Jamèl van de Pas is a young Dutch photographer, who without any further photography education, led purely by intuition, captures fragments in time based on life experiences – the world in its authentic form merges with the subjectivity of his […]
Eyes Wild Open, four years of work – interview with Marie Sordat by Matúš Zajac
Marie Sordat, curator of one of the most interesting collective exhibitions Eyes Wild Open, has completely immersed into the selection and has managed to put together pieces of art of significant authors with an expressive approach from the middle of 20th century until nowadays. How has the idea […]
The smell of the city – interview with Miron Zownir by Matúš Zajac and Nicole Jašáková
Individualism and the unconventional beauty portrayed throughout Zownir’s raw and unbiased view of life and death often exceeds the limits of decency and good taste. His expressionistic black and white photograph offers insight into inner-city sub-cultural spheres – into the shadowy world of individualists and outsiders. Exhibitionists, homosexuals, […]
