Now Representing
Daria Berg
HAZEGALLERY is pleased to announce its global representation of the Russian born, art photographer Daria Berg. 

In this article we are happy to introduce you to the three world-famous self-taught photographers -Koto Bolofo, Vivian Maier, Lillian Bassman . On their example it can be proven that there is no boundaries on the direct path of doing what you love to do, and sooner or later your talent will see the world!

Opening on 6 August 2020 at HAZEGALLERY BERLIN, “Fine Appearances: The Fashion Illustration Exhibition” is a group exhibition curated by Irina Rusinovich. The show presents a graphic variety of fashion illustrations from artists all around the world providing a vivid cultural & visual reflection of fashion through aesthetic, cultural, & social shifts.

Fashion Word discovers all possible ways to keep on creating and setting new trends in the days of pandemic, proving that there is no limits of imagination. Photographers and designers have found a way out of this situation by organising FaceTime shootings and running online shows. What is more exited is a comeback of old trends such as FASHION ILLUSTRATION.

Imagine you’re a professional photographer (if you’re not the one already), why do you need a high-resolution camera? Some might find the question obvious, so does the Brazilian photographer Gleeson Paulino. For him it’s primarily about the colour, which invincibility is worth fighting for, since it expresses the very spirit of nature.

Nowadays when we can create light and colour of the picture with the help of digital apps, it seems rather odd that it took several decades for color photography to regain its rightful place in collections and museums. The Kodak color film was already introduced in the 1920s and the full production of the improved Kodachrome began in 1935. For a long time, however, the color photographs had muted tones: the crowd dressed more than modestly, burgundy cars, brown houses.
However, when colour photography finally overthrew its monochrome father it became the major source of inspiration and work for many artists such as Mitch Epstein, William Eggleston and Joel Meyerowitz.

An LA-based photographer Amanda Charchian believes it’s the intention of the photographer that distinguishes fine art photography from the commercial and documentary one. And her own intention has always been to empower (women), she says. This might sound rather inconsistent, looking at the works by Amanda, which illuminate intimacy, if not to say vulnerability, of the female nature… But what if consider fragility the best working condition, a perfect angle to explore and amaze?

In our new column In Focus we’re talking about aspiring photographers who have their own aesthetics and also got something to say to the world. Tonight’s guest is Heather Hazzan — a 30-year-old photographer based in New York and a plus-size model in the recent past.