Israeli-British, born 1961, based in London · photographer
Cinematic, muted portraits and large-scale landscape work, best known for the Yangtze river series and stark editorial portraiture. Kander’s images share a quiet, subdued tension, whether he’s photographing world leaders or vast, altered stretches of land.
Website: nadavkander.com
Japanese, based in Tokyo · painter and textile artist
Small, intimate paintings of everyday objects, flowers and domestic scenes rendered in a soft, illustrative hand. Akabane’s work turns ordinary moments, a shop counter, a vase, a handful of marigolds, into quiet meditations on memory and impermanence.
Website: akabaneyuna.com
Vancouver-born, raised in Hong Kong, image-based creative.
Adrian Wong examines the systems that shape how things are made visible, from packaging to infrastructure to the body itself. In his series “Carton,” he photographs eggs as a way to think about optimization and fragility, later tracing the theme back to his own origins as a child conceived through IVF.
Website: https://adrian-wong.net/
Italian, based in Florence, fine art photography since 2011.
Riccardo Magherini layers dozens of shots from the same spot into a single frame, turning busy street scenes in cities like Tokyo, New York and Bangkok into dense, painterly compositions. His work treats time as a material, folding hours or days of movement into one suspended moment.
Website: https://www.riccardomagherini.com/fineart/
Italian, b. Rome, active since 2012, photography
Marina Sersale captures the Italian coast in soft, sunlit frames, from quiet Positano afternoons to candid moments by the sea. Her images carry the intimacy of a personal diary, shaped by her earlier years as a documentary filmmaker.
Website: https://www.marinasersale.com/
