Ioanna Natsikou: Self-Exploration Through Feminine Photography
An exploration of the artist's sexuality, identity, and voice through feminine photography in an exclusive interview with Greek photographer Ioanna Natsikou.
Snejana Barteneva: The Melancholy of Transformed Reality
MINUS ART's exclusive interview with photographer and multimedia artist Snejana Barteneva, who creates a dialogue with the viewer through a transformed reality.
Vedrana Vukojevic: It All Started in the Cinema, and It Will Probably End There
Vedrana Vukojevic is a young Serbian film photographer who shoots nostalgic portraits inspired by cinema.
Conversation with Swedish Artist Andreas Wannerstedt on His Oddly Satisfying Visuals
Swedish 3D motion graphics artist Andreas Wannerstedt designs unique loop videos of meditative and satisfying interactive objects.
Ben Ashton: History and Meaning of Contemporary Art
In an interview with MINUS37, contemporary British artist Ben Ashton shares his success journey, efficiency of the work process, and importance of artistic community.
Oleg Dou: Haunted and Provocative
In an interview with MINUS37, Russian artist and photographer Oleg Dou talks about combining classic and contemporary in his work, the ambiguous message behind it, and what drives him as an artist.
Michael McCluskey: I Want to Get Totally Lost in the Moment
Michael Mccluskey is an American photographer whose photos are a natural extension of his interest in film and music. By creating a cinematic experience, he challenges viewers to ask questions and imagine new narratives.
Massimo Colonna: Ambiguous Experiments With Art and Photography
In an interview with MINUS37, Italian artist and photographer Massimo Colonna shares tidbits about his artistic journey, talks about NOT attending his first gallery show, and shares some tips for young emerging artists like himself.
David Palumbo: Mesmerizing Confidence of Female Performers
In an interview with MINUS37, American artist and illustrator David Palumbo opens up about his journey as an artist, finding his style and voice, struggling with meaning behind work, and ways of making a living out of his passion.
Noha Raouf: The Cutting Edge of Wearability
In this interview with MINUS37, Noha Raouf talks about growing up, avant-garde beginnings, her graduate design collection, death to fast fashion, the importance for a woman to move freely, and what’s in store for her brand.
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