ATRIUM's Choice

Julia

Постановочний портрет у стилі fashion/editorial. Контрастне жорстке світло, глибокі тіні та насичений зелений фон створюють напружену, майже кінематографічну атмосферу. Чорний одяг і масивні силуети підкреслюють характер героїні та відчуття замкненого простору.

Tvorchaa.ph

Form born from light. An investigation of sensuality and vulnerability, where stretched golden fabric becomes a second skin and shadows craft an enduring mystery.

Irina Kolotova

Ophelia: when your flowers d!e

Sandra Banjac

These one present Berlin as I experience it — through cool tones, quiet contrasts, and an emotional perspective. Rather than simply depicting the city’s architecture, I explore the atmosphere and feelings that Berlin evokes in me.

Jorge Gonzalez

With my photography, I try to recover what current technology tries to eliminate. I want to give value to error and accident through blur and lack of sharpness that feed our imagination. This photograph was created with translucent sheets and color gels.

Jorge Gonzalez

Ekateryna Barcelona 2026 We glimpse the world when we see it, so why not do the same with our photographs? With my photography, I try to reclaim what current technology attempts to eliminate. I want to give value to error and accident through the blur and lack of sharpness that fuel our imagination.

Thomas Hanusek

A self-portrait without the "self. I’ve spent a lot of time in the "between" , from birthday open-heart surgeries to accidents that should have been the end but just showed me there's more. It gave me a cheeky fascination with what stays when everything else dies. This piece is looking at the context of the "thing out of context". The system without the subject. The "I" without the me. Who am I, if not my face, occupation, identity or name?

TANIA PRYKHODKO

An intimate dual profile. A woman in retro sunglasses and her loyal companion freeze in a shared gaze, capturing a deep connection and mood within a powerful black-and-white frame. True friendship rendered in clean, timeless lines.

Alyona Bychkova

one with nature

Yulianna Kabatova

There is a kind of love that asks for nothing in return. It sets no conditions. It knows no boundaries. It begins with the very first touch and remains forever, even when those hands can no longer hold as tightly as they once did. This image is not about a physical embrace. It is about the inner landscape of motherhood, a place where a child will always find refuge. It speaks of the strength born from tenderness, and of the tenderness in which the greatest strength resides.