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/
Dutch | b. 1953 | Photography
Iconic Dutch photographer known for his striking portraits of musicians, artists, and public figures. His work captures the raw energy of the Dutch music scene from the 1980s onward, blending intimacy with bold visual storytelling. Frequently commissioned for album covers, magazines, and cultural projects, his images have become part of the visual identity of Dutch pop culture.
Austrian | b. 1954 | Sculpture / Conceptual Art
Transforms everyday objects — cars, houses, clothing — into absurdist sculptures that question consumerism, body image, and Western society. Best known for his One Minute Sculptures, where participants briefly become living artworks by posing with mundane props.
