is a street photographer from the Netherlands who captures everyday urban life through candid, unposed moments. His work focuses on people, chance encounters, and the quiet dynamics of the city, using clean composition and natural color. Through a calm and observant approach, he turns ordinary scenes into subtle visual stories that reflect the atmosphere and rhythm of street life.

has always been drawn to visual art, with photography becoming his main focus. Interested above all in people in everyday situations, he works as an invisible observer, capturing overlooked moments and quiet stories. Based in Prague, he photographs city life, especially the metro, mostly in black and white, while gradually exploring color, nature, and a slower, more contemplative rhythm.

is an Australian artist, illustrator, and designer whose work blends bold visuals with thoughtful storytelling. Moving across illustration, graphic design, and conceptual projects, he focuses on clean lines, striking color, and strong ideas. His practice turns abstract concepts into engaging images that balance clarity and depth, inviting personal interpretation.

is a street photographer based in Dresden and Rostock and works as a literature scholar at the University of Dresden. His photographic inspiration comes from French humanist and surrealist photography. Working mainly in color, he is driven by the quiet ambition to create images that resonate with the poetic intensity of photographers such as Saul Leiter or Alex Webb.

is a film director, editor, and photographer from the Democratic Republic of Congo, based in Brussels. Her work explores the inner and outer worlds of African diaspora artists and their experiences in Europe. She has produced visual-political projects, collaborated widely, and co-directed the segment What’s in it for Africa?, highlighting African voices and fostering critical dialogue.

from Naples, Italy, discovered a deep passion for street photography at a young age. For him, photography is about being fully present - seeing, feeling, and connecting with the world. Through his lens, he seeks to capture these moments and invite viewers to share in the experience.

has recently devoted himself to photography through personal and commissioned projects. He attended a two-year photography program in 2021, exploring storytelling, portraits, conceptual work, and reportage. Constantly evolving, he seeks new ways of seeing reality, highlighting the distinctive qualities of his surroundings and drawing inspiration from both past masters and contemporary photographers.

is a cinematographer, screenwriter, and photographer from Birkenhead, UK, he turned to photography during the COVID pandemic as a creative outlet. Using a Fuji X-Pro 1 and a 56mm lens, he focuses on light, contrast, and framing, capturing street scenes that preserve fleeting moments and give permanence to the small, often overlooked details of everyday life.

became interested in photography in 2019 and trained at Afsad and Artlens Visual Culture Photography Studios. A Magnum Photos scholarship supported his development in the “Working Photographer Training” program. Since 2021, he has contributed to December Mag and joined Kontrast Magazine in 2025. He specializes in street photography and post-documentary work.

is a London-based photographer with a lifelong passion for the medium, trained at Lambeth College and the University of West London. Specializing in black-and-white photography, she focuses on light, contrast, and composition to create bold, evocative images that capture both the magic of her subjects and the subtle mystery in everyday life, inviting viewers to share her artistic vision.

based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a student at the Academy of Fine Arts. Focusing on black-and-white photography, he explores the interplay of light, shadow, and contrast, balancing abstract compositions with documentary fragments. His work captures overlooked moments, revealing the emotional depth and inner dynamics of everyday life.

is a writer, artist, and photographer navigating identity, trauma, and becoming. Living with social anxiety, she expresses herself through words, images, and art, using creativity as solace and survival. Her work, rooted in poetry, prose, and photography - explores vulnerability, trans identity, and human imperfection, capturing raw emotion, resilience, and the ongoing process of self-discovery.