Guadalupe Alvarez

Slevin Aaron (Poland) - Secret garden

The emotion photographer Slevin Aaron is dealing with photography for 7 years, creating photos for magazines, books covers, model agencies and many other projects: “It is what I love, the way in which I can show human emotions frozen in the one frame, and this is for me photography, feelings, emotions, nostalgy, happiness and sadness, love and betrayal, life! So I started to create my own world which is not only a reflection of the ideas in my head but also my feelings.”

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Part-time photographer located in Indianapolis, Indiana. As a former photojournalism major, I came to realize that in order to create the images that I wanted, I had to keep photography as a passion and hobby rather than a primary source of income. So now I get to shoot what I want, how I want, and that is it’s own reward.

I primarily shoot architecture, nature and urban exploration, though I’ve been dabbling with street photography recently.

Sine Qua Non Photography: images by Nathanael Handlang

Bina Altera

Jerome Lagarrigue (b.1973, France/USA) - Iris

Jérôme Lagarrigue is an award-winning French painter and illustrator, living and working in New York. Lagarrigue captures the world in his work. Landscapes or human models, the subjects of his paintings are all serving his artistic quest. The Franco-American artist combines figuration and abstraction in his paintings, transparencies and dilutions, reliefs and layers, in order to capture the double dimension of existence. An extension of the philosophical conflict between pragmatism and the metaphysical, his works have two visions, that were opposed until now, reunites them and opens the way to a sensorial and emotional interpretation of form and of substance. His work is an invitation seize the immanence which lies restless under the traits of the ordinary. (src. Artsper)

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Olivier Ratsi - Onion Skin- plus Video

Created by Olivier Ratsi, an artist on the ANTIVJ visual label, Onion Skin is a new immersive installation comprised of two walls, positioned at right angles and augmented by a projection and a 5.1 sound broadcast. The experience of the installation is based on a very specific point of view, a precise position from which a new dimension is revealed to the audience by anamorphosis.

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