Maurienne’s mountains are marked with ambiguities, contradictions, oppositions.

..."There are personal stuff, pictures of christian devotees practicing their penitence, pictures of porn shoots, and my mislabelled Kinbaku sessions."

Fascinated by the communist past of her homeland Romania, Kincső takes images that are moved by the secrets and repression that were preserved for decades.

The book feels like an intimate conversation between the two lovers, where one obsessively photographs and the other writes notes.

A journey in the heart of the world's rift.

"But your eyes - they’re beautiful. They’re wild, crazy, like some animal peering out of a forest on fire.” – Charles Bukowski

Ano Meria is a work about the loss and absence of the one I loved.

"It is in Athens that this series came into being... It is a belligerent urgency of life, of challenging and of self-assertion."

"It was a kind of spatiotemporal movement as if I went back to where my soul had been. There were memories full of love and sadness."

The series draws on the complexities of the coexistence of European and Latin American reality within one particular family.

A book is always a very personal choice and it tells a lot about who we are. We share those great ones resting on our bookshelves.

The beauty of a clear and strong photographic vision without the burden of explanation.

The series of online Photography and Photobook Workshops for Armenian photographers in 2020 - 2021.