Katja Rothgerber
Katja Rothgerber, born in Germany and residing near Stuttgart, is a passionate educator specializing in German and Geography. Her love for photography, discovered during travels, has evolved into a focus on black and white imagery. As a crossover photographer, she captures nature, people, and architecture with depth and clarity. Through her lens, Katja invites viewers on a journey to discover hidden narratives and explore the beauty of existence.
Yevhenii Tseluiko
Yevhenii Tseluiko, born in the heart of Eastern Europe, Ukraine, developed a fascination with film cameras during his early childhood. His photography journey is driven by a deep-seated desire to explore his inner self. Amidst the challenges of the global pandemic in the second quarter of 2020, while confined to his apartment, he embarked on the SLTD project (Solitude/Isolated), prompting a profound reevaluation of his immediate surroundings and the impact of isolation on the individual psyche. Through his lens, Yevhenii seeks to unravel the complexities of solitary existence, offering viewers a glimpse into the profound effects of the pandemic on the human experience.
Agung H Arifin
Born in Batang, Indonesia, Agung relocated to Yogyakarta, Indonesia, where he has settled and spent a significant portion of his life. As the eldest of five boys, family has always been central to his life. While rooted in Yogyakarta, he often ventures out of town for work assignments or to visit relatives, enriching his experiences and perspectives.