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.
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).
Jens Olof Lasthein
Swedish | b. 1964 | Documentary Photography
Jens Olof Lasthein documents the fringes of Europe — from the Balkans to the Caucasus — with a signature panoramic camera that gives his images a Cinemascope-like sweep. His long-term projects explore places caught between past and future, blending melancholy with unexpected warmth. Winner of the Leica Oskar Barnack Award in 2010.
Pascal Vossen
Dutch | 1983 – present | Photography
Creates long-form documentary projects exploring the relationships between people and their environments, focusing on vulnerable individuals navigating socio-economic challenges, subcultures, and identity. Best known for “Ragga,” an ongoing series following a young Swedish father in a working-class counter-culture.
