Photographer Carla Bernhardt creates a poetic and documentary body of work that explores the identity transformations of the Carnival in Guadeloupe, the Caribbean island where she has lived and worked since 2014. With a photographic trajectory that began in adolescence...

New York photographer Daniel Bellman transforms the photographic practice into a form of "urban radiesthesia" – walking on unknown terrain guided by intuition and chance in search of fortuitous events to be imbued with form and meaning. With a trajectory...

Photographer Priscila Ribeiro creates a body of work that transforms the lens into an instrument of welcome, denunciation, and visibility for stories that have been rendered invisible. Working across different regions of Brazil, she develops a photographic practice deeply committed...

Photographer Júlia Braga, from Minas Gerais, creates a body of work deeply rooted in affective memory and the traditions of the Minas Gerais interior. Originally from João Pinheiro and based in Belo Horizonte since 2012, where she works as a...

Photographer and musician Bruno Corisco builds an unorthodox visual practice that moves between mockery, Jungian psyche, and the exploration of landscapes transformed by fire. Based in Nova Friburgo, in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro, he develops a unique...

Pediatrician and enthusiastic photographer, Dashwatar Gopalkrishna Bade lives in Ichalkaranji, India. His journey in photography, which began in 2013 as a hobby to record travels, became more serious in recent years, leading him to explore various genres, from landscape to...

Photojournalist and attorney in Porto Alegre, Rafael Rosa interprets the world through the language of photography. His trajectory, which blends technical rigor with a refined sensibility, has found in photojournalism its main field of action, whether recording human strength in...

Argentine photographer Martin Rojas builds a nomadic trajectory that turns chance encounters into profound visual narratives. Currently in Buenos Aires after years living in Central America, he is dedicating this moment to organizing pending projects and expanding his photography, seeking...

At 41 years old, a father of three, and a territorial development strategist at the startup Polvo Lab, Saulo Augusto Jr. creates a photography born from the intersection of his professional commitments and his passion for the documentary. With a...

Photographer Rodolfo Paz, from Porto Alegre, has built a unique trajectory that turned a travel hobby into a full-time profession. Specializing in wildlife, he works with brands, authorial projects, photographic expeditions, and fine art, finding in photography not just a...

Photographer Noilton Pereira, from Bahia, builds a photographic practice deeply rooted in the sertão (backlands) of Bahia and in social commitment. Living in Ruy Barbosa, in the interior of the state, he has turned photography into an instrument of community...

Photographer Nivaldo Carvalho, from Pernambuco, creates a body of work that unites social activism, visual experimentation, and the rescue of historical memory. Based in Garanhuns, where he lives and works, he has 14 years of photographic trajectory marked by significant...

Photographer Matheus Bonafé creates a body of work that inhabits the threshold between the visible and the invisible, between presence and absence. Dividing his time between São Paulo and cities in the countryside of São Paulo state, he develops a...

Documentary photographer Kity Ramos, from São Paulo, creates a body of work dedicated to preserving memory and celebrating the cultural diversity of traditional peoples. With only five years in photography, she has developed a unique gaze focused on the beauty...

Between Madrid and Vigo, Spanish photographer Francisco Fresneda builds a body of work that transforms the camera into an instrument of intimate exploration and personal therapy. At 37 years old, he balances his life as an artistic photographer with his...

In Accra, Ghana, where she lives and works, photographer Natalija Gormalova builds a documentary practice that transforms the lens into an instrument for denunciation and celebration of human resilience. At 38 years old, the artist – who found in photography...

Between Naples and Bologna, Italian photographer Melissa Ianniello builds a deeply autobiographical body of work that transforms the camera into an instrument of emotional resonance and intergenerational dialogue. At 34 years old, she develops a photographic practice centered on intimacy,...

Between Buenos Aires and Ushuaia, the Argentine-Armenian photographer Araz builds a body of work deeply marked by the theme of forced displacement and the invisibility of minority social groups. At 55 years old, with a trajectory divided between the two...

A 33-year-old independent photojournalist based in São Paulo, Lola Silva builds a trajectory that transforms the lens into an instrument of visibility and denunciation. With experience at Coletivo NADA – where she explored photography as a tool for political and...

At 44 years old, photographer Fernão Capelo, originally from Oeiras and now based in Brasília, builds a body of work dedicated to the manifestations of faith and popular culture in deep Brazil. With a trajectory that began in adolescence as...

Born 34 years ago in Curitiba and now based in São Paulo, Fernanda Eisfeld builds a nomadic trajectory that unites photography, architecture, and ancestry. With work that spreads across territories and continents, she transforms the camera into an instrument for...

At 51 years old, the Curitiba-based photographer Débora Ling transformed her camera into a passport to the imaginary worlds that have accompanied her since childhood. A lawyer who rediscovered in photography a language of freedom, she builds a unique trajectory...

A 45-year-old anthropologist and photographer from Belo Horizonte, Patrick Arley develops a photographic practice that challenges the boundaries between documentation and possession, academic research, and spiritual experience. With a trajectory connecting Brazil and Mozambique – where he lived during his...

At 28 years old, Brazilian photographer Bruna Braz builds a photographic trajectory that unites socio-environmental activism, cultural documentation, and the decolonization of imaginaries. Working as a Socio-Environmental Analyst at the Instituto Sociedade População e Natureza (ISPN - Society, Population, and...

In the Howrah district of West Bengal, India, Manas Das finds in photography both a poetic refuge and a vital means of expression. At 44 years old, this teacher by profession lives 25 km from Kolkata, on the western bank...

In Salvador, where he lives and works, Vinicius Xavier builds a photography that is simultaneously priesthood, anthropological research, and political act. At 46 years old, the photographer – also an Ogan of Xangô at the Terreiro Ilê Axé Icimimó in...

Gabriela Fernandes weaves a body of work that unites design, anthropology, and documentary devotion. At 32 years old, the creative director and photographer moves between her studio and the roads of Brazil through Percurso Vivo – an itinerant authorial project...

In Nova Lima, Minas Gerais, José Israel Abrantes has been building an affective visual archive of deep Brazil for over four decades. At 67 years old, the self-taught photographer – who swapped drawings for a camera in 1978 when he...

In Belo Horizonte, where she lives and works, Érika Mourão transforms sports photography into a powerful instrument of social documentation and affection. At 36 years old, the photographer from Minas Gerais dedicates herself to capturing not only the intensity of...

At just 24 years old, Brazilian photographer Juliana Chagas builds a photographic trajectory that intertwines devotion, research, and activism. Working at the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation in the Health, Environment, and Work program and acting as a freelance photographer, she transforms...