Spectaculum Magazine

In Inner Stillness, Mariia Chuchelite-Majchenko explores quiet emotional presence through restrained, atmospheric imagery shaped by light, gesture, and silence.

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INNER STILLNESS MARIIA CHUCHELITE-MAJCHENKO // Mariia Chuchelite-Majchenko doesn’t come from the usual “picked up a camera and fell in love with light” narrative. Her entry point is psychology, which already tells…

Rafa Rojas looks at São Paulo differently. Instead of reinforcing the familiar image of a grey, overwhelming metropolis, he focuses on what quietly resists that narrative.

In Colors of a Grey City, fragments of color, light, and everyday life reveal a city that is constantly shifting — shaped by change, but never fully erased.

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COLORS OF A GREY CITY RAFA ROJAS // Rafa Rojas does not photograph São Paulo the way it is usually sold to you. Based in Brazil, he moves between roles — photographer, curator, editor — but his work stays grounded in th…

Wilfrid Rouff’s work moves between photography and abstraction, guided by chance rather than control. In FUSIONS, he revisits decades-old backstage images from the fashion world, blending them into unexpected compositions where identity, surface, and form begin to shift.

The result feels both elegant and unsettling — a space where beauty fragments, overlaps, and reassembles itself.

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FUSIONS WILFRID ROUFF // Wilfrid Rouff is a French photographer and conceptual artist whose work gravitates toward abstraction. Rather than chasing technical perfection, he embraces limitation — often work…

Rowell B. Timoteo (Rowell Timoteo) captures what most people miss: the quiet moments between looking and being looked at.

In his series Echo, shot at an art fair, reflections, movement, and instinct come together in layered images that blur the line between observer and subject.

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ECHO Rowell B. Timoteo // Based in San Fernando, La Union in the Philippines, Rowell B. Timoteo did not arrive at photography through the well-worn path of art school and full-time practice. He works as…

Irina Sedleckaya’s work unfolds in quiet, attentive moments. Working in black and white, she focuses on childhood, memory, and emotional presence, approaching her subjects through observation rather than direction.

The featured series was photographed in a vast sunflower field in Kazakhstan and explores childhood as an in-between state — a space where freedom and vulnerability coexist.

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AN IN-BETWEEN STATE IRINA SEDLECKAYA // Irina Sedleckaya does not chase spectacle. She works in black and white, in patience, in restraint. Based in Kazakhstan, she approaches photography through a documentary-influen…

Night folklore meets contemporary photo art. In Pavor Nocturnus, Italian artist Daisy Peluso reinterprets the legend of the Laurel — a nocturnal spirit rooted in southern Italy’s oral tradition. Through digital photography combined with hand-coloring, natural pigments, and manual aging, she turns inherited fears into layered, tactile images.

PAVOR NOCTURNUS DAISY PELUSO // Born and based in Italy, Daisy Peluso works at the intersection of folklore, anthropology, and visual experimentation. A graduate with honours from the Academy of Fine Arts in Lecce…

Mark Mardon works with intentional camera movement and multiple exposures to translate memory into image. His photographs keep faces and details intentionally unresolved, turning moments of connection and distance into atmosphere rather than explanation.

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WHERE MEMORY SOFTENS THE EDGES MARK MARDON // Mark Mardon has spent most of his life in Portland, Oregon, building a steady professional life that, for a long time, left little room for uncertainty. He worked for decades in prod…

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Forests, mirrors, and fragmented reflections shape Sofia Zakharchuk’s latest series, where nature becomes a symbolic space for exploring consciousness, identity, and the unseen.

Rooted in psychology and visual intuition, the work reflects on the fragile boundary between self and environment, matter and spirit. Discover the full feature on our website.

UNCONSCIOUS SOFIA ZAKHARCHUK // Born in Russia and now based in Calabria, Italy, Sofia Zakharchuk works at the intersection of psychology, symbolism, and visual intuition. Her photographic practice is rooted i…

In his featured series, Héctor Morón explores visual storytelling through a precise and atmospheric photographic language. His images move between narrative suggestion and abstraction, inviting the viewer to slow down and read the frame rather than consume it.

Working with symbolism, mood, and carefully constructed compositions, Morón’s work sits at the intersection of concept and intuition. View the full feature on our website.

URBAN SOLITUDE HECTOR MORÓN // Héctor Morón is a Spain-based fine art photographer working with long exposure and intentional camera movement (ICM). Over recent years, he has developed a distinct photographic lan…

White Silence, a stunning black and white photo series by Paola Ferrarotti is not about what is shown — but about what remains unsaid.

In this new essay for Spectaculum Magazine, silence becomes space, absence becomes meaning, and whiteness is read as both surface and rupture. An invitation to slow down, to listen more closely, and to reflect on what images conceal as much as they reveal.

WHITE SILENCE PAOLA FERRAROTTI // Paola Ferrarotti is an Argentinian photographer currently based in Frankfurt, Germany. Her practice is shaped by an academic background in Political Science, International Relat…

In this new feature for Spectaculum Magazine, Italian fine art photographer Lorenzo Vitali explores the Itria Valley through Stone Tales — a series that moves between archaeology, landscape, and quiet fiction. Trulli and masserie emerge from the karst terrain like survivors of deep time: isolated, often uninhabited, and shaped by centuries of human adaptation. With restrained compositions and a carefully controlled colour palette, Vitali transforms this rural architecture into a timeless space where memory, geology, and imagination converge.

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STONE TALES LORENZO VITALI // Lorenzo Vitali has built a long, coherent body of work rooted in formal research, material awareness, and a disciplined conceptual approach. What distinguishes Vitali’s work is no…