Maya Fuhr
Location: Los AngelesClients: Coach, Chanel, Marc Jacobs, Mcdonalds, Pepsi, Sephora, Converse
Maya Fuhr is an award-winning Canadian artist based in Los Angeles. Her images and world-building installations interrogate the role of iconography in photography and consumer culture through the construction of identity. Across her work, whether she’s creating white-cube installations or shooting playful campaigns, her layered images oscillate the tension between concealing and unveiling, inviting her audiences to peel back an image’s layers to explore what lingers beneath its surface.
Her editorial work is featured in Fader, Intersection, High Snobiety, and Numero Berlin, and notable clients include Coach, Chanel, Marc Jacobs, McDonald’s, Pepsi, Sephora, and Converse. She has exhibited worldwide in galleries such as Patel Brown, SADE, and Arsenal Contemporary.
Her forthcoming exhibition and book, "Sole Parts" will be published and exhibited at Capture Photography Festival at Equinox Gallery in Vancouver.
Dina Litovsky
Location: New York, USAClients: National Geographic, TIME, The New York Times, The New Yorker, Apple, NFL, GQ, The Atlantic, Der Spiegel, New York Magazine, The New York Times Magazine, Die Zeit, Prabal Gurung & more.
Dina Litovsky is a Ukrainian-born photographer living in New York City since 1991. Dina holds a bachelor's in psychology from NYU and an MFA in photography from the School of Visual Arts, NY. Dina's imagery can be described as visual sociology. Her work explores the idea of leisure, often focusing on subcultures and social gatherings.
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Sanne De Wilde
Location: BelgiumSanne De Wilde (Belgium, 1987) in her photography, explores the role genetics plays in people's lives and how this shapes and affects communities. She graduated with a Master's in the Fine Arts at KASK in Ghent (BE) with great honours in 2012. Her photo series 'The Dwarf Empire' was rewarded with the Photo Academy Award 2012 as well as the International Photography Award Emergentes DST in 2013. Her series ‘Snow White’ was awarded the 16ème Prix National Photographie Ouverte and the NuWork Award for Photographic Excellence. She was awarded the Nikon Press Award in 2014 and 2016 for the most promising young photographer.
The British Journal of Photography selected De Wilde as one of 'the best emerging talents from around the world' in 2014 and received the Firecracker Grant 2016, PHmuseum Women's Grant and de Zilveren Camera award for 'The Island of the Colorblind' and most recently won a World Press Photo for her collaborative project with NOOR Photographer Benedicte Kurzen for "Land of Ibeji" in 2019. She has been internationally published (Guardian, New Yorker, Le Monde, CNN, Vogue) and exhibited (Voies OFF, Tribeca Film Festival, Circulations, Lagos Photo, Lodz Fotofestiwal, IDFA, STAM and EYE).
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Lauren Greenfield
Location: Los AngelesClients: Always (P&G), Whatsapp (Meta), Toyota, Balenciaga, Cox, Lego Education, Nike, Ad Council, U.S. Bank, & more
Greenfield is an American artist, documentary photographer, and documentary filmmaker. She has published three photographic monographs, directed four documentary films, exhibited in museums, and published in magazines and other publications.
In January 2016, Greenfield was honored by the International Center for Photography with the "2016 Spotlights Awards" (annual award honoring female artist in visual arts using photography or film). In December 2015, Greenfield was named the "Most Awarded Director in 2015" by AdAge for her work on #likeagirl. In July 2015, Greenfield was named one of the top 10 directors in Adweek’s Most Creative 100 People of 2015. In September 2015, she won the Emmy Award Best TV Commercial for #likeagirl. In January 2012, Greenfield was awarded the Sundance Film Festival Directing Award, US Documentary 2012 for her feature documentary film, The Queen of Versailles. She has been honored three times by American PHOTO magazine, starting with being named one of five "Breakthrough Artists" in the July/August 1995 issue. In 2003, American PHOTO magazine named her one of the "The 25 Most Important Photographers Now". In April 2005, she shared the third spot of the "100 Most Important People in Photography", again in American Photo magazine. She has been twice nominated for the Best Director Award by the DGA (Directors Guild of America) for Documentaries in 2012 and for commercials in 2015. She has received many photography awards and grants, including the Art Directors Club Gold Cube for Photography, National Geographic Grant, the ICP Infinity Award for Young Photographer (1996), a Hasselblad Foundation Grant, the NPPA Community Awareness Award, and the People's Choice Award at the Moscow Biennial.
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AlmaKarina
Location: Paris, FranceKarina and Tom count various magazines and luxury brands among their clients.
Their services include photography, video, art direction, set design, brand content and Image strategy.
Their favourite subject is still-life photography, with nature as the main inspiration but they also have a strong interest in surrealism and architecture. They aim to approach still life photography as a fine art discipline, exploring the objects conceptually, and trying to find a balance between abstraction and usefulness.
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