Eduard Zentsik was born 26.12.1975 in Sillamae, Estonia.

Member of the Russian Artists Union in Estonia.
Member of the Photographers Union in Estonia.
Member of art society "April".
Collaboration with magazines, auction houses and galleries of Europe, USA and Russia.

Graphic artist, painter, photographer, designer, author of installations, performances and musical improvisations. Organizer of youth exhibitions and projects. For over years of creativity had more than forty personal exhibitions and took part in numerous joint projects. Participant and winner of international Photographic and Art competitions. Works are in private collections around the world.

1995 year – member of avant-garde artistic projects.
1996-1997 year – personal classes in art studio of Igor Lukyanov.
1998 year – accepted into the closed club of artists "April".
2000-2004 year – study at the Art Academy of Estonia.
Freelance artist since 2006 year
2011 year - author's works included in the book of art-critic Galina Balashova “Installation on the background of estonian landscape” about the important russian artists in Estonia.
2012 year - publication of personal book about art “Eduard Zentsik. My universe”.

Eduard Zentski – Official Site
Eduard Zentski @ Photodom
Contact: z.eduard@yahoo.com
+372 55950295

Also check some of his photo works HERE.

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Stefano Perez Tonella was born on 29th November 1972 and he graduated in DAMS (fine-art, music and drama) from the University of Bologna (Italy), with a specialization in Theater Aesthetics. He has been working in theaters for several years. He developed an interest in Photography.
His pictures reveals different aspects of life from the erotic spiced glamorous images with vivid vintage taste to modern conceptual exposures of situations, contextual images of cityscapes, landscapes or still-life images filled with subtle sensitivity and naturalness. Merging candid compositions with surreal and real content, Stefano Perez Tonella expose a both beauty and boldness of the world we’re living in.

Since 2008, Stefano Perez Tonella has been working as a free-lance photographer, collaborating with several Agencies, Corporates and private clients. His interest in Creative Photography is often driven by either a few characters, any human condition or alternative lifestyles.
Stefano Perez Tonella is charmed by the women of the Deep South described by Tennessee Williams: the tragic, seductive, nature of Salome (and the predatory one of her mother Herodias), and also the dark character of Lady Macbeth and the multiple fragments of our “Simulacrum Society”.
Based in Italy and Spain, Stefano Perez Tonella is specialized in Catalogue, Advertising and Fashion Photography. Mainly using digital Canon cameras, but also like to shoot on film as well. For still-life photography, Stefano Perez Tonella either use a Hasselblad medium format camera (with a digital back) or a single lens reflex (together with Tilt & Shift lenses).

Stefano Perez Tonella – Official Site
Contact Info:
Phone: (+39) 347 – 35.83.970
Email: pereztonella@yahoo.es
photo@pereztonella.com
Location: Barcelona, Spain and Varese, Italy

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Like flowers in the dirt or pearls thrown to the pigs, life have its dark and sunny side. None would exist without the other, without any of them we wouldn’t be able to see the difference. But someone’s dirt might be others gold and we can not blame anybody. What some considered “deviant”, others lives as normality. The difference between ugliness and beauty is only a matter of perception.
Brutal realism, natural rawness, a twist of sick surrealism and vivid colours, a world of grace and filthiness made of subtle expressionism and disturbing vulgarity, contorted bodies and tortured souls which reveals the constant struggle between the light and the darkness.

Andry A.Tych covers a large spectrum of photography. He’s imagines are fragments of our world, skeletons from our closets or simple snapshot-like puzzles of our life. Some might be quite shocking or directly disgusting. Revealing a vagina is offending? For some people definitively yes, for others are desire and need while for others is not even something to be noticed, it’s simply normality. Art is something quite abstract and sometimes what we see is not quite important. Art might have its sick way to express things sometimes, art is not exclusively about beauty as some might believe. This is – once again – only a matter of perception.
Well, sometimes some things are so filthy that you just can’t turn away your eyes and can’t stop watching.

Andry A.Tych – Official Site
Andry A.Tych @ Photo Sight
Andry A.Tych @ Photodom 

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