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AARON MOTH
alejandro h. bascon
ALINA GROSS
anton shebetko
ARNOLDAS KUBILIUS
callum leo hughes
chiara dondi
chrysanthos christodoulou
daniel paramio
DENI HORVATIC
eden levi am
FLORIAN HETZ
george cassapides
george kontos
george striftaris

GREIF LAZIC
HAOTIQUE
jason morris
javier alejandro cerrada
jordan service
kia
LACEONI

lady gueguette
lolono

maik gräf
marinavkl
MIKAEL GRAVELLE
MIKE D'HONDT

NAUSHIN KAIPALLY
neige sanchez
ori paul levi
REBECCA DOROTHY
romain berger

sandra lazzarini
SLAVA MOGUTIN
stephie grape
stuart sandforD
SUPER G
tamir david
thanasis megkos
unseethat
vasilis kekatos
Wojciech Wos

Yves de Brabander
ZACH GREAR

Aaron Moth

Aaron Moth (born 1991) is a visual artist whose inspiration lies in nudity, homo-eroticism, architecture, and design.
He has always been drawn to the collage medium besides producing assemblages and graphic works to experiment with new techniques and apply different methodologies, primarily to the vintage erotic and pornographic printed medium from the 60s to the late 80s.
Aaron seeks to redefine his quality of creation throughout his artistic process by challenging what is more poetic, sensual, and even funny. As he describes his unique perspective, he shows his habitat, what he feels, what he dreams, what he wants, and desires.
His works can be found in private collections around the globe, among others, in United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, Poland, Brazil, and the United States of America.
Aaron Moth lives and works in Berlin.

AARON MOTH

florian hetz

Florian Hetz is a Berlin-based artist who initially embarked on a career in theatre. His path took a different turn when he encountered memory loss due to encephalitis in 2007. In an effort to counteract the loss, Hetz turned to photography as a means of documenting his daily experiences during the recovery process. What started as a photographic diary gradually evolved into a creative exploration of memory itself.
By capturing images based on his memories, and the absence thereof, Hetz delves into the subjective nature of recollection. Through his work, he explores the fragmented and elusive nature of memory, offering a glimpse into the intricate workings of the mind.
Hetz's artistic endeavours have resulted in the publication of three books, showcasing his unique perspective and artistic vision. His work has been widely exhibited both in group and solo shows, gaining international recognition for its evocative and thought-provoking nature.
Currently residing and working in Berlin, Hetz continues to push the boundaries of photographic expression, inviting audiences to reflect on the intricacies of memory and personal experience through his captivating visual narratives.

FLORIAN HETZ

DANIEL PARAMIO

Daniel Paramio is a queer photographer born and raised in Madrid and living in Berlin since 2020. His photography mixes moments of play and intimacy with a slight hint of social and cultural criticism. In a world oversaturated with images, he focuses on slow, analogue photography as his main tool.

DANIEL PARAMIO

JAVIER ALEJANDRO CERRADA

Javier Alejandro Cerrada is a Venezuelan photographer living in Berlin. They describe their work as experimental, conceptual and autobiographical.

JAVIER ALEJANDRO CERRADA

MIKE D'HONDT

Mike D’hondt is a self trained -analogue- photographer. He started photographing 16 years ago, shortly after he moved from Brussels to Berlin. The city attracted him because of the freedom and the possibilities it offered, especially to the emerging queer artistic community freshly arriving.
Eight years ago he began his ongoing portrait series ‘Archiv der Gegenwart’. He felt the need to document the queer crowd, inspired by the diversity of characters he saw and their way to redefine gender or rather to un-define it, resulting in absolute fluidity. In the process of making the portraits he found his queer sitters’ stories most appealing, their ways of getting on with life and the ideals they strive for. Their struggles find compassion in his pictures.
“I am capturing portraiture of the queer communities of Berlin. The portraits tell the story of the people who sit for me. They reveal my interest in them, in the details I see and in what I finally decide to capture on film. “

MIKE DHONDT

ALINA GROSS

Alina's photographs show a female gaze of the body. Her style shows bizarre beauty and unusuall perspectives.

She is based in Düsseldorf, Germany.