Representing Pride exhibition at Euro Pride in Valetta, Malta

It’s been such a transforming experience to be a part of the Representing Pride workshop organised by Holma. The workshop allowed a small group of artists from the mediterranean bassin to develop a unique project for 6 months online, with a 5 intensive days in person in Malta. We were guided by the incredibly inspiring mentors Tanya Habjouqa and Samira Damato. The workshop culminated in an exhibition for the Euro Pride in Valetta, Malta, with some outdoor installations as well as indoor space in Spajzu Kreattiv.

View of the outdoor installation for Euro Pride exhibition in Valetta, Malta, 7 September -8 October 2023

View of the indoor installation at Spazju Kreattiv, Valetta, Malta, 7 September- 8 October 2023

Assignement for Libération

Very proud to have been comissioned this story with journalist Anne-Sophie Faivre Le Cadre about Russian exiled in the sea side town of Antalya, Turkey. Their exode in masses has been driving up the cost of houses, making it unaffordable for Turkish people who already suffer from ongoing inflation. Since the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, Turkey hasn’t taken any sanctions and welcome Russians who consider themselves at home now.

In an Orthodox church of Antalya, Russians and Ukrainian pray together for the end of the war.

CCP Salon Winner Best Documentary Image 2022

So happy to write that my image Fake Fur and Real Scars won the Canon & Camera House Croydon Best Documentary Image at CCP Salon 2022 in Naarm, Melbourne.

Congratulations to all the winners!

https://ccp.org.au/exhibitions/all/ilford-ccp-salon-2021

You can check the Salon in Fitzroy until 6th February or see the winning images on the link.

Posing with my friend Liam in front of his portrait

Australia Photography Awards

So happy to share I got the second prize at the Australian Photography Awards 2021!

Thanks to Photo Collective and the judges

https://www.australianphotographyawards.com.au/galleries/2021-galleries/portrait/

Exhibiting at the Royal Photographic Society

Really happy to be part of the 43 photographers selected worldwide to exhibit in Bristol, England, as part of The Royal Photographic Society’s International Photography Exhibition 162. I will be showing 3 photographs extracted from my on going project A Brighter Summer Day, that portrays the diversity of the LGBTQIA+ community in Taiwan in the period leading to the legalization of same sex marriage in 2019 and its aftermath.
The exhibition will be running from the 15th February until the 22nd of March.

The polymorph artist Rébecca Chaillon in her appartement in the suburb of Paris, 2018

The polymorph artist Rébecca Chaillon in her appartement in the suburb of Paris, 2018