ONE ARTWORK A DAY

ONE ARTWORK A DAY

#67 ▪ September 6th 2020

Natalia Poniatowska

Jökulsárlón, « Humanature » séries, 2018

Inkjet print on Moab Juniper Baryta archival paper, 60 x 40 cm, edition of 9 + 1 AP
Presented by the Spaceless Gallery



In the age of constant questioning of the connection between humans and nature, the series HUMANATURE came as a subconscious selection of images that represent the current mood of such conversations. Through the images that were created in different places and environments, it delivers the cohesive image of our relationship with the world, both natural and man-made. HUMANATURE does not deliver an answer or points towards a certain issue, but rather stays ambiguous in its outlook and leaves the interpretation to the spectator.

Flirting with documentary photography and inspired by her native Poland, photographer Natalia Poniatowska explores everyday life and the modern condition, evoking issues of globalization and longing with each composition.

Start to collect:
60x40cm framed ▪ €750 incl. taxes
the Spaceless Gallery
Paris, France
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Website : https://www.thespacelessgallery.com
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#65 ▪ August 23rd 2020

Katerina Belkina

11 milliliter per minute, 2018

Archival pigment print, dibond mounted behind museum glass, 100x100 cm, Edition de 8 + 2AP
Presented by Gallery Z22 - Germany 



Early on Katerina Belkina knew about her exceptional talent to see the world through different eyes. Born in Samara in the southeast of European Russia, she was brought up in a creative atmosphere by her mother, a visual artist. Her education as painter at the Art Academy and from 2000 at the Michael Musorin School of Photography in Samara gave her the tools to visualize her ideas.

"A two-room apartment is not just the most common type of a city home; it also represents a coordinate system for a typical urbanite. I have spent more than half of my life in two-room apartments. The world is becoming more open to doing business, communicating, traveling, and establishing connections, and yet our life is becoming more and more secluded. The world seems compressed to the size of a small apartment.“ Katerina Belkina


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100x100cm framed ▪ €8000 incl.taxes
Galerie Z22
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Instagram: @galerie_z22
 

#63 ▪ August 9th 2020

Yannick Fournié

Black Mood 1, 2020

Digital printing on brushed aluminium, 130 x 90 cm, edition of 20
Presented by Ange Monnoyeur Gallery - France




A fan of the digital, his preferred tool for all of his creations, Yannick Fournié is nostalgic for spontaneous Polaroid photos with immediate results, negative strips, a somewhat outdated medium, as well as classic silver photo prints. Yannick Fournié is inspired by it and offers stills of intimate images into which he infuses a surrealist dimension. In his series of photographs which will be presented from September in Paris, Yannick Fournié explores the human and its intimacy.


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130x90 cm framed ▪ €2200 incl. taxes
Ange Monnoyeur Gallery
Paris, France
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Website: angemonnoyeurgallery.com

#61 ▪ 19 juillet 2020

Stefano Tubaro

Ex Carpentry, 2013

Inkjet printing on Fine Art cotton paper, 50x40 cm, edition of 6
Presented by MADE4ART - Italy




Stefano Tubaro is an Italian photographer born in Cordroipo in 1960. He currently lives and works in Martignacco, Italy. He received the "Friuli Venezia Giulia Photography" prize in 1999 from the Italian Photographic Research and Archive Center. The photographs in his "Contractions" series, taken between 2010 and 2016, are characterized by architectural subjects sublimated by artificial and colorful illumination. Thanks to this new light, abandoned places lose their threatening atmosphere and can be rediscovered under a new artistic vision.


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€580 incl. taxes
MADE4ART
Milan, Italy
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#59 ▪ 11 June 2020

Florence Levillain
Air, Effets secondaires series, 2020

 

Florence Levillain is a member of Signatures since its creation in 2007. Her photographs are part of the collections of institutions such as the Maison Européenne de la Photographie and the French Museum of Photography in Bièvres. She participates in various artist residencies and exhibits her series at fairs and festivals. Florence Levillain is attached to the everyday life she reenchants. In her series Effets secondaires, realized during the lockdown, she reveals all her talent and creativity.

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40x40 cm : €680 incl. taxes
50x50 cm : €780 incl. taxes
Signatures Gallery
+33 1 48 07 58 62 ▪ +33 6 17 85 54 39
Email : ff@signatures-photographies.com
Website : signatures-photographies.com
Instagram : @signaturesphotographies

#57 ▪ 05 June 2020

Chokko Yamadaya
Mountain Range, KUU series, 2020

 

Chokko Yamadaya is a Japanese photographer from Sapporo, currently based in Tokyo. He travels throughout Japan and photographs the landscapes that surround him. He gives special attention to the mysterious atmosphere that emanates from some places. He is looking for those moments that instinctively trigger the camera, without fully understanding what is emanating from these landscapes or what the photograph will look like. After being exhibited at fotofever paris 2019, Chokko Yamadaya will be back in 2020 with the Ontama Project gallery for the 9th edition of the fair!

start to collect: €500 incl. taxes
Ontama Project

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#55 ▪ 26 May 2020

Floriane Lisowski
Rêve de Liberté à Paris, Aquarium series, 2020

 

Floriane Lisowski, of Polish origin, grew up surrounded by art, with an artist-painter mother who transmitted her passion for images to her. She is an explorer of life, passionate about the great spaces and encounters with the beyond. She travels the four corners of the world to appease her thirst for adventure, in search of "true" emotions. Each time she travels, she immerses herself in the local life and culture, always being as close as possible to the people she meets.

"My need to escape is often stronger than my reason and art allows me to express this need for freedom. For me, fish embodies freedom, colours and lightness. It evolves in a world between reality and fantasy... In some countries it is a symbol of luck, longevity and success. It represents strength and perseverance! "Floriane Lisowski

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180 x 90 cm ▪ €4,500 incl. taxes
140 x 70 cm ▪ €2,800 incl. taxes
Ange Monnoyeur Gallery
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Instagram : @ange_monnoyeur_gallery

#53 ▪ 18 May 2020

Natalia Poniatowska
Summer's 6th Birthday Party, Celebrations series, 2017

 

Natalia Poniatowska grew up in the industrial environment of the Silesian region in the Southern part of Poland (Bytom) and after 7 years in Scotland, she recently moved to Warsaw, Poland.

"Celebrations" is a project that captures the empty corners of busy gatherings where no one dances, creating an almost empty theatre set. Natalia states that, "what fascinated me and deeply intrigued was to move the camera away by a frame and capture the shift and contrast with what was surrounded me. My approach to picture making is to present ordinary, non-idealised, never staged reality. Such practice is the formulation of interest in things as they are. By using only one lens which is the most similar to a human field of view, I am capturing the moments and non-moments that drag my attention. I am a sentimental and nostalgic artist and the camera is the best tool to anchor oneself to memories and emotions that are constantly fleeting.”

start to collect: €1,010 incl. taxes
The Spaceless Gallery
+33659735235
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Website : thespacelessgallery.com
Instagram : @thespacelessgallery

#51 ▪ 09 May 2020

Zu Do Yang
Emptiness XII, Emptiness series, 2019

 

Zu Do Yang focuses on the fundamental question of how one looks at the world. He has studied at length how perspective changes through the lens of each photographer hence the differences that arises. Zu Do Yang believes that art is a unique way of looking at things, disrupting our sense and familiarity. He fabricates pinhole cameras to use for his own works, and also plays with colours. The result being to make one doubt what is absolute and perceived.

Through thousands of years of history, the Korean people’s hopes and aspirations and all the hardships and sufferance have been witnessed by the country’s most treasured temples. Through his series “Emptiness”, Zu Do Yang highlights the perpetual changes witnessed by history yet the constant represented by these historical structures. His existential reflection on how one views the world is ever so present in this series. In Emptiness I, Zu Do Yang, through his handmade pinhole camera photographs Haeinsa, one of the most important Buddhist temples in South Korea. One can barely recognise the structure itself, the only discernible characteristic being the intricate colour combinations. Zu Do Yang wishes to liberate the viewer of his perception of the ideal hence almost achieving a state of enlightenment.

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#49 ▪ 07 May 2020

Anne-Marie Arbefeuille
Pteridium and Papaver, En miroirs series

 

Anne-Marie Arbefeuille has always presented a photographic work in harmony with the planet. Curious about these moments of light and shadow, careful to the magnificent textures of nature, she invites us to immerse ourselves in a landscape journey made of minerals, plants, air and the colours of time. Her visual stories are shared between photography, graphic art and scenography in a common dependence.

"Sometimes nature is shadow, sometimes nature is light... Through the emotions that nature communicates to me, a botanical register has emerged that I have chosen to call En miroirs (in mirrors in english), a story of sweet and ferocious plants. This series illustrates the opposite conditions of plants, their different state of mind, which join together and face each other." Anne-Marie Arbefeuille

start to collect: €980 incl. taxes
Ange Monnoyeur Gallery
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#47 ▪ 05 May 2020

Dolorès Marat
Palmyre et autres Orients, La Pionnière editions

 

Dolorès Marat is a French photographer who exclusively uses the Fresson printing process. This color photographic printing process based on charcoal offers a very pictorial rendering. It is ran by Michel Fresson, whose family tradition dates back to the end of the last century.

"Palmyre et autres Orients" is a photo book that contains the fantasy world of Dolorès Marat. The artist takes us through seemingly ordinary scenes, turned into a dreamlike journey thanks to the specific rendering of the Fresson print. The photo book, composed of color photographs, is dedicated entirely to the Orient, gathering photographs from Syria, Jordan, Egypt...

start to collect: €550 incl. taxes
La nouvelle Chambre Claire
+ 33 1 42 01 37 36
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Website : la-chambre-claire.fr
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#45 ▪ 02 May 2020

Ryusuke Umeya
Photos with Strobe at Night #02, Photos with Strobe at Night series, 2019

 

Ryusuke Umeya is a japanese photographer born in 1984. He Graduated from the Nippon Photography Institute and works as an advertising photographer. He won the Japan Advertising Photography Awards three time in his career and two honorable mentions from the International Photography Awards.

In this series, with a strong documentary photographic approach, Ryusuke Umeya depict a local Japanese festival where people wear traditional clothes. Close to his subjects, his pictures pay tribute to each of them in a mosaic of color and humanity. He explains: “I believe human attraction appears at night. By shining a spotlight on people, their charm is revealed.”

start to collect: €600 incl. taxes
Kichijoji Gallery
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Website : kichijojigallery.com

#43 ▪ 30 April 2020

Gina Soden
Étude Abandonnée, How Long Is Now series, 2020

 

At the heart of Gina Soden's photography is a fascination with abandoned places. She visits many sites across Europe and explores the boundaries between beauty and decay, nostalgia and neglect, past greatness and the realities of the modern world.

"Right next to the main road of the town was this incredible abandoned manor. As soon as I walked in, I was literally speechless with the photographic perspectives this place offered me. The creaking floorboards, the immense cobwebs and all the old stories this place could tell made this place magical. "Gina Soden

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123x88cm ▪ €2,675 incl. taxes
161x119 cm ▪ €4,825 incl. taxes
ARTYQUE
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#41 ▪ 28 April 2020

Lee Jung Hoon
Moto, Spread the Scenery series, 2015

 

Based in Seoul, South Korea, Lee Jung Hoon is an artist active in various fields, but above all in photography and the visual arts. He has exhibited his work in numerous solo and group shows. He also taught photography and drawing at university level and directed art projects in various companies.

"The superimposition of elements that are not supposed to coexist leads to the expression of unreadable feelings. The mixing of images in my work goes beyond the limits of simple reproduction and seeks to represent an artistic space where the aura blends with the agora, illustrating the contradictions that characterize our social space. The image, at first sight indescribable, can finally be interpreted intuitively. Through my works, I try to tell the many stories that exist at the border between reality and imagination." Lee Jung Hoon

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MUG
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#39 ▪ 25 April 2020

Kim Gyoo-Sik
n-20, Abstract Pictures series, 2019

 

Kim Gyoo-Sik’s work consists of analyzing images and exploring various formats. Although primarily based on photography, he creates images using a wide range of processes and experiments. He exhibited at fotofever paris 2019 where he was finalist for the Eberhard Award x fotofever. He also participated to 9 solo exhibitions and many of his works are currently held by the Seoul Art Museum, and Ilmin Art Museum, in Seoul.

The photographs in the Abstract Pictures series were taken using silver film. Kim used the unexposed film that had been developed without shooting. As he explains his process: "this film has its own particles. By controlling the light, different concentrations of these particles are produced on the paper. In order to find the appropriate concentrations, I test the print and determine a specific point in the spectrum from white to black."

start to collect: €2,000 incl. taxes

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#37 ▪ 23 April 2020

Ehira Tatsunori
Dragon Tree, "Kami" is there series, 2013

 

Ehira Tatsunori was born in 1976 in Tokyo. After graduating from the Japan Photography Institute in 2003, he worked as a freelance photographer. He won the Ueno Hikoma Awards in 2011 and exhibit his work yearly since 2014 with Kichijoji Gallery. He is a regular at fotofever paris having exhited there with Kichijoji Gallery in 2018 and 2019.

In his “Kami” is there series, Ehira Tatsunori captures the essence of Japanese spiritual places, inhabited by “Kami” (Japanese gods, venerated in the Shinto religion). “Living in Japan, where disasters happen all the time, and being close to nature, I can't help but feel a sense of beauty and wonder towards the majestic nature that exists there. The ancients believed that certain elements and natural phenomena were gods. The seas, the rivers, the trees, the rocks and the mountains were all gods, and they worshipped them as beautiful and terrifying spirits. Through this series, I tried to capture their presence.” Ehira Tatsunori

start to collect: €800 incl. taxes
Kichijoji Gallery
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#35 ▪ 21 April 2020

Lee Gun Young
Gyeongju, 38, The White Shaded Backyard series, 2013

 

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#33 ▪ 19 April 2020

Victoire d’Harcourt
Rendez-vous à l'infini, 2019

 

Victoire d'Harcourt has always been interested in open space urbanism, design and architecture. She takes pleasure in reinterpreting museums, beaches and all kinds of large areas where people go to meet themselves. As a painter and photographer, she strives to transgress reality. From a black and white photo that she creates and develops herself, Victoire d'Harcourt recomposes her picture using large planes of colour. The artist's work is a dialogue between abstraction and the figurative. From a world that seems very real, Victoire d'Harcourt makes us fall into an ambivalent world where existential questions are asked, however without ever getting an answer.

"Her photographs of real landscapes, transcended by painted elements, have a sobriety irradiated with an inner and supernatural light that transports us into another dimension, where one might look for his inner self…” Ange Monnoyeur

start to collect: €4,400 incl. taxes
Ange Monnoyeur Gallery
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#31 ▪ 17 April 2020

Katsu Nakayama
2016. Tokyo, Drifting Stranger series, 2016

 

Katsu Nakayama is a Japanese photographer born in 1973 in Shizuoka. He was 24 years old when he picked up a camera for the first time and he never stopped photographing since then. He graduated from the Nippon Design College and exhibited his work in many solo shows.

He has been photographing in black and white the streets of numerous cities around the world since 1998. The artist explains: “My work doesn’t show beautiful natural sceneries, nor the horrific scenes of war. These pictures are just fragmenting of my life, without any messages. I take pictures simply because the sun is dazzling.”

start to collect: €580 incl. taxes
Kichijoji Gallery
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#29 ▪ 15 April 2020

Hyong-Ryol Bak
Earth #21, Figure Project series, 2013

Hyong-Ryol Bak is a photographer and artist based in Korea. His work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions, such as at the GoEun Museum of Photography in Busan in Korea, or at The Manuel Rivera-Ortiz Foundation in Arles in France. In 2015, he won the Daum Prize from the Geonhi Art Foundation, Seoul. His work is held in major national and private art museum’s collections such as the Seoul Museum of Art, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art or the Gyeonggi Museum of Art.

His Figure Project series depicts ordinary landscapes, far from human concerns. Hyong-Ryol Bak modifies these landscapes, resculpting shapes, deforming the environment. This mixing of sculpture and nature creates illusory and surrealist landscapes in his photographs. Through this project, the artist wishes to show the shift between the human conception of space and the natural landscape. It shows man's desire to shape nature and the environment as he perceives it.

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MUG
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#27 ▪ 13 April 2020

Lee Jung Hoon
Bridge of Mind, Spread the Scenery series, 2015

 


Based in Seoul, South Korea, Lee Jung Hoon is an artist active in various fields, but above all in photography and the visual arts. He has exhibited his work in numerous solo and group shows. He also taught photography and drawing at university level and directed art projects in various companies.

"The superimposition of elements that are not supposed to coexist leads to the expression of unreadable feelings. The mixing of images in my work goes beyond the limits of simple reproduction and seeks to represent an artistic space where the aura blends with the agora, illustrating the contradictions that characterize our social space. The image, at first sight indescribable, can finally be interpreted intuitively. Through my works, I try to tell the many stories that exist at the border between reality and imagination." Lee Jung Hoon

start to collect: €3,000 incl. taxes
MUG
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#25 ▪ 11 April 2020

Gina Soden
Fortezza letteraria, How Long Is Now series, 2020

 

London based photographer Gina Soden is devoted to the romantic beauty of ruins. She offers the viewer the chance to meditate on notions like the endurance of life through the inexorable passage of time and to contemplate more ethereal concepts like beauty and calmness despite the slow downfall of past dreams.

“This was a huge imposing castle in the middle of the countryside - and on my second attempt and as the last location of the whole trip, I was desperate to get inside. Luckily it went without a hitch and this was one of the last rooms I came across. I wanted to capture the whole scene - the beautiful grand hall with the antique furniture left behind, the delicate marble sculpture, the portraits on the wall giving a glimpse of the former lives of the place and a hot afternoon sun pouring through the portals on both sides was a magical moment.” Gina Soden

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ARTYQUE
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#23 ▪ 09 April 2020

Atsushi Fukushima
Lunch Box is Ready #01, Lunch Box is Ready series, 2019

Atsushi Fukushima is a Japanese photographer born in 1981. He is currently based in Kanagawa, Japan. After graduating from the Department of Photography at the Osaka University of the Arts, he worked as a delivery man in a lunch box company for elderly people. He came up with the idea of a photographic series showing the living conditions of elderly people living alone for 10 years, exploring subjects such as isolation, life and death. “It is actually horrifying to me to stare into the eyes of the elderly. Photography serves as a way to release from me from fear.” This deeply touching series has been awarded the grand prize of the Kyoto based festival KG+ in 2019. Lunch Box is Ready will be presented in the forthcoming edition of Kyotographie in Autumn 2020.

start to collect: €890 incl. taxes
KG+
+81752055403
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#21 ▪ 07 April 2020

Ryusuke Umeya
Photos with Strobe at Night #01, Photos with Strobe at Night series, 2019

 

Ryusuke Umeya is a japanese photographer born in 1984. He Graduated from the Nippon Photography Institute and works as an advertising photographer. He won the Japan Advertising Photography Awards three time in his career and two honorable mentions from the International Photography Awards.

In this series, with a strong documentary photographic approach, Ryusuke Umeya depict a local Japanese festival where people wear traditional clothes. Close to his subjects, his pictures pay tribute to each of them in a mosaic of color and humanity. He explains: “I believe human attraction appears at night. By shining a spotlight on people, their charm is revealed.”

start to collect: €600 incl. taxes
Kichijoji Gallery
Email : info@kichijojigallery.com
Website : kichijojigallery.com

#19 ▪ 05 April 2020

Joanna Tarlet Gauteur
Clouds #2, Clouds series, 2018

Joanna Tarlet Gauteur was born in 1974, she lives and works in Paris. Member of the Picturetank agency from 2006 to 2017, she participated in the creation of the collective "Le Carton" in 2004 and worked there until 2012. Her series take form of novels, photographic books and she even adapts them into music. Her profound and unusual photography is collected by many private buyers, but also finds its place in magazines and commercial campaigns.

Joanna Tarlet Gauteur's photographic work is the reflection of an imaginary world where her anxieties, fears and everything she cannot explain are concentrated: love, passion, melancholy, the fragile beauty of a tormented world. Photographing her emotions means shouting, fighting and releasing small particles of happiness. It is above all a utopian and illusory search for ataraxy. Here, with a foggy mind, the young girl walks, a sleight of hand hidden in her hatbox, she follows the meanders of her fantasies.

start to collect :
40x40 cm ▪ €650 incl. taxes
80x80 cm ▪ 950€ incl. taxes
Signatures Gallery
+33 1 48 07 58 62 ▪ +33 6 17 85 54 39
Email : ff@signatures-photographies.com
Website : signatures-photographies.com
Instagram : @signaturesphotographies

#17 ▪ 03 April 2020

Anne-Marie Arbefeuille
Éruption Végétale, Redoutable Voyage series

 

Anne-Marie Arbefeuille has always presented a photographic work in harmony with the planet. Curious about these moments of light and shadow, careful to the magnificent textures of nature, she invites us to immerse ourselves in a landscape journey made of minerals, plants, air and the colours of time. Her visual stories are shared between photography, graphic art and scenography in a common dependence.

"In this explosive colour of the first mornings of the world, it is a fantasised landscape that arises spontaneously. Subjected to our goodwill for too long, it emancipates itself from our domination to break with the initial order of the world. Having suffered our assaults, our constraints, our manipulations, it now enters with force into our ordinary worlds and inflicts on us a vengeance made of beauty and strangeness."
Anne-Marie Arbefeuille

start to collect: €980 incl. taxes
Ange Monnoyeur Gallery
Email : ange@angemonnoyeurgallery.com
Website : angemonnoyeurgallery.com
Instagram : @ange_monnoyeur_gallery

#15 ▪ 01 April 2020

Diego Dominici
Untitled #30, Atman series, 2019

 

Diego Dominici is an Italian photographer. He lives and works in Turin. Aesthetics is the point of departure and arrival of his artistic research. His pictures always hide stories and deep narratives. Describing a work by Diego Dominici means immersing oneself in the human psyche and digging into the most intimate abysses of the unconscious.

In the Atman series, the fabric constitutes a new frontier, through which the essence of the individual manifests itself, changing its shape, creating new surfaces and movement between light and shadow. The new forms created by the subject's movement under his new skin reveal his determination, such as the splitting of the chrysalis, revealing a new self.

start to collect: €1,800 incl. taxes
AD Gallery
+39 340 6066374
Email : adgallery.italy@gmail.com
Website : adgallery.it
Instagram : @adgallery.italy

#13 ▪ 30 March 2020

Marie Rameau
Swimming, Childhood memories series

 

Marie Rameau was born in 1968. She grew up in Brittany and lives in Paris since 1987. Her photographic works, soft and poetic, are an ode to the passing of time and the nostalgia of childhood.

"These images, of moments of life of my loved ones, seem more real to me than reality. The closeness that photography requires, when capturing these moments, gives them the strength of a continuous memory. I have no childhood memories. Every time I think I have one, I end up discovering that it is a photograph made by my father or uncle. This observation, far from disturbing me, is part of my research for traces." Marie Rameau

start to collect: €4,500 incl. taxes
Albane Gallery
+33 2 40 74 05 18 ▪ +33 6 72 86 17 56
Email : info@galerie-albane.com
Website : galerie-albane.com
Instagram : @albanegallery

#11 ▪ 28 March 2020

Natalia Poniatowska
Sam and James’ Wedding Renewal, Celebrations series, 2017

 

Natalia Poniatowska grew up in the industrial environment of the Silesian region in the Southern part of Poland (Bytom) and after 7 years in Scotland, she recently moved to Warsaw, Poland.

"Celebrations" is a project that captures the empty corners of busy gatherings where no one dances, creating an almost empty theatre set. Natalia states that, "what fascinated me and deeply intrigued was to move the camera away by a frame and capture the shift and contrast with what was surrounded me. My approach to picture making is to present ordinary, non-idealised, never staged reality. Such practice is the formulation of interest in things as they are. By using only one lens which is the most similar to a human field of view, I am capturing the moments and non-moments that drag my attention. I am a sentimental and nostalgic artist and the camera is the best tool to anchor oneself to memories and emotions that are constantly fleeting.”

start to collect: €1,060 incl. taxes
The Spaceless Gallery
+33659735235
Email : contact@thespacelessgallery.com
Website : thespacelessgallery.com
Instagram : @thespacelessgallery

#9 ▪ 26 March 2020

Stefano Degli Esposti
Once upon a time, Citypatterns series, 2013-2018

 


Stefano Degli Esposti was born in Casalecchio di Reno in 1958 and currently lives and works in Sasso Marconi, Italy. He exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions, festivals and at MIA Photo Fair in Milan in 2017. The photographic artworks of “Citypatterns” series, taken between 2013 and 2018, are a research on the relationship between the figurative and abstraction conducted through the study of the metropolitan skyline.

“Beauty is wherever your eye can discover it or create it through elements suitable to your feelings, such as to impress and convey emotions to the ones that views your photographs. Even in a cold styled environment like a metropolitan area, a “forest of skyscraper” offers interesting textures and patterns, basically consisting of simple components such as lines and colours, but also making it possible to compose abstract pictures that inspires one's imagination, on top of the pleasure of an beautiful sight. Visiting the important cities worldwide gave me the extraordinary chance to explore my feelings, by playing spontaneously with my own imagination.” Stefano Degli Esposti

start to collect: €845 incl. taxes
MADE4ART 
+39.02.39813872
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#7 ▪ 24 March 2020

Lee Gun Young
Gyeongju, 60, The White Shaded Backyard series, 2013

 

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MUG
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#5 ▪ 22 March 2020

Natalia Poniatowska
Intimacy Bench, Moments I Never Showed You series, 2018

 

Natalia Poniatowska grew up in the industrial environment of the Silesian region in the Southern part of Poland (Bytom) and after 7 years in Scotland, she recently moved to Warsaw, Poland. Flirting with documentary photography and inspired by her native Poland, Natalia Poniatowska explores everyday life and the modern condition, evoking issues of globalization and longing with each composition. Balancing candid photography without staging, Natalia’s raw portraits invite the viewer into strikingly realist environments, anchoring the present into the field of sense memory.

The Moments I Have Never Shown You series, by capturing spontaneous moments, wider questions arise about photography as a medium and the act of observation itself. It is an invitation to notice unexpected connections and conversations.

start to collect: €1,556 incl. taxes
The Spaceless Gallery
+33659735235
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#3 ▪ 20 March 2020

Chih-Chien Wang
Green Cloth #4, 2007

 


"My work focuses on the everyday experience. I use photography and video to examine texture, smell or existence of life, and, accompanying with sensibility, I also express my concern about urban environment and cultural differentiation. These concerns sometimes resemble my understanding about people, sometimes reflect the space which I live in, and sometimes answer my doubt about the self. The intrigued signal happens so often that it seems normal to be ignored; however, once it opens up the awareness, the magic of recognition flows." Chih-Chien Wang

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Pierre-François Ouellette Art Contemporain
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#1 ▪ 18 March 2020

Formento + Formento
HYSTERIA XI, Hysteria series, 2015-2017

 

Formento + Formento are known for their inventive and stylised photographs that explore the disturbing, revealing double-edged allegories with an underlying lyricism. Using conceptually playful and psychologically evocative staging, the strange sensuality of their style reveals a fascination with both fiction and reality.

The images in the Hysteria series are inspired by post-war America. At a time when the United States is both at the peak of its power and on the verge of losing control. Consumer society, the domination of pop culture or social struggles are subjects that still resonate with our times.

ArtYard Gallery
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