Oliver Cuvelette
Oliver CuveletteHome Framed (2018-2022) Oliver Cuvelette bases his work on a personal interpretation of moments, offering an emotional vision that invites observers to explore what lies beyond the obvious. Rather…
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Oliver CuveletteHome Framed (2018-2022) Oliver Cuvelette bases his work on a personal interpretation of moments, offering an emotional vision that invites observers to explore what lies beyond the obvious. Rather…
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Hannah AtallahHome Unfortunately, It Was Paradise | (2025) لسوء الحظ كانت جنة Elena Popova paints what cannot be held — breath, silence, and the echo before a thought. In this…
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Elena PopovaHome Into the Current (2023) Elena Popova paints what cannot be held — breath, silence, and the echo before a thought. In this series, she does not depict form…
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Filip HaglundHome 4 Oceans (2025) Environmental pressures are reshaping fragile coastlines. ‘4 Oceans’ navigates rising seas and shifting landscapes, exposing the vulnerability of both nature and humanity. Unfolding as a…
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Neil ArmstrongHome The Tipping Point (2020) Website neilarmstrong.me Neil Armstrong describes ‘The Tipping Point’ as “having spilled out of him in the manner of a prophecy.” It was written in…
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Jeonghan Yun Home Photograph Drawing III (2021) In ‘Photograph Drawing III’, Jeonghan Yun explores the relationship between light, time and spatial perception. The work is composed of woven analogue slide…
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Yasukai MatsuuraHome Panorama (2024) Website https://yasuakimatsuura.com/ instagram @yasuaki__matsuura ‘Panorama’ reconfigures photography as a sculptural encounter with bodily presence, movement and time. It is built around a modified rotating unit from…
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Tommy GoguelyHome Digigrams (2024-ongoing) ‘Digigrams’ investigates the material conditions of digital photography by intervening directly on the camera sensor. Through acts of damage – scratching, drilling and altering the photosensitive…
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Sara Campaci Home The Fragmented Self (2023-ongoing) Sara Campaci’s series explores the elusive nature of a unified self. Each composition assembles disjointed elements, serving as a metaphor for the complex…
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