Hailun Ma

Chinese, born 1992, based in Shanghai and New York · photographer

Vivid, colour-driven fashion and documentary photography exploring identity and belonging among Xinjiang’s ethnic minority communities. Ma’s images move fluidly between staged editorial and spontaneous street observation, blending fashion, family and cultural memory.

Website: instagram.com/hailunma

Marina Sersale

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/

Katerina Kallopoulos

American | 2003 – present | Photography

Documents intimate moments of friends and family with a spontaneous, free-spirited approach that preserves fleeting everyday life in its most genuine form.

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Katerina Kallopoulos documentary photo inside Greek orthodox church
Katerina Kallopoulos candid photo of woman with christian cross
Katerina Kallopoulos woman with watch in hands
Katerina Kallopoulos documentary picture inside traditional house with romatic panitngs on the wall
Katerina Kallopoulos photo outlook over sea into the sunlight
Katerina Kallopoulos street side with dandelions in sun
Katerina Kallopoulos diving person with feet coming out of the water
Katerina Kallopoulos candid portrait of couple: anna and dimitri
Katerina Kallopoulos photo inside a traditional greek house

Sebastian Siadecki

American, based in Durham, North Carolina · photographer

Raw, instinctive street photography shot in New York City over half a decade, paired with more intimate, diary-like series closer to home. Siadecki’s frames balance the chaos of the city with quiet, personal observation, moving fluidly between documentary distance and something more confessional.

Website: sebastiansiadecki.com

Markus Jokela

Finnish | 1952 – present | Photography

Documents everyday life and the mundane aspects of middle-class existence with quiet humor and attention to the almost invisible moments that define ordinary living.

Best known for “Table Rock” (1992-2018), a 30-year photographic study of a small Nebraska town. Also documented major world events (Berlin Wall, Iraq War, Haiti earthquake) during 40-year career at Helsingin Sanomat newspaper. Two World Press Photo awards (1993, 2002). Photojournalist of the Year Finland (2003, 2015, 2016).

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Markus Jokela - documentary photography of everyday life
Markus Jokela - Table Rock Nebraska long-term project
Markus Jokela - Finnish documentary work capturing mundane moments