Interviews

German-English artist Verdiana Albano presents her exhibition "On the Vastness of our identities" at FOTOHAUS Arles during the Rencontres. Discover our interview with her.

Young self-taught artist Jérémy Appert wins this year's Prix du Public with his series "Ilinx", as well as a WhiteWall endowment. Discover the artist and his series.

Artist Ortwin Klipp explains in an interview with WhiteWall where his passion for art, color und evolution comes from.

In this interview, Phil Penman talks about his love of black and white photography, his role models in the genre, and the technical tricks he employs.

For this interview, WhiteWall Art Director Fabian Fischer visited Natalie Oberg at her current home on the picturesque island of Cyprus. He accompanied her on a photography tour to learn more about her inspiration, creative process, and the subtle power of storytelling in black and white.

Alexandre Souêtre, born and raised in Paris, is a photographer, brand consultant, and art director currently living in Los Angeles, Paris, and Portland. His photographs have appeared in numerous magazines. In this interview, he talks at length about his fascination with black and white photography and why it is so much more to him than "just" images without color.

With the new WhiteWall Design Edition by Studio Besau-Marguerre you bring your photo impressively to the fore. In cooperation with the Hamburg designers Eva Marguerre and Marcel Besau three unique frames in the color worlds yellow, purple, and green have been created.

Phil Penman's distinctive style, versatility, and dedication to his craft have earned him prestigious awards and exhibitions, as well as being named one of the "52 Most Influential Street Photographers". As part of the current winter campaign he produced with WhiteWall in Norway, we were able to ask him a few choice questions about his work.

Delphine Diallo is a Brooklyn-based French and Senegalese visual artist and photographer. Diallo combines artistry with activism, pushing the many possibilities of empowering women, youth, and cultural minorities through visual provocation.

In his pictures, the viewer is invited to discover. Action sport is often visible here only at second glance. Holder's works are very often characterized by a very high conceptual effort, in which he always tries to go new and creative ways.

Already a master of complex lighting and technology, his obsession with the extreme juxtaposition between light, weather patterns and the textured cityscape revealed at dizzying heights ultimately led him to shift his lens towards the City.

Photographer Anastasia Prodous lives and works in Sydney, Australia, and specialises in pregnancy and baby photography. In addition to classic studio pictures, Anastasia also photographs her clients at home or at secret locations in the beautiful Australian countryside.

Mary Ruffinoni took a camera for the first time at a very early age, fourteen. Inspired by the glossy images from renowned fashion magazines and the social media presence of a wide variety of exciting photographers, she developed her very own take on fashion.

When you hear that someone 'works where others go on vacation', the first thing that you probably think of is a tropical paradise or a major metropolis. For Isabelle Bacher, something else entirely comes to mind. For her, the perfect subject has snowy peaks and a pleasant temperature that poses a challenge for both the body & technology.

Belgian photographer Bart Heirweg shows the primal beauty of nature from a new perspective.

Photographer Jan Scholz creates artistic pieces that captivate viewers through their empathetic and highly aesthetic visual language. In our interview, he talks about his inner drive and ideals – and shares some invaluable tips on nude photography.

Join photographer Iurie Belegurschi on a journey through the different seasons of Iceland. From icy landscapes to the green island, discover the interview and let Iurie's pictures inspire you.