Photo © Marinos Tsagkarakis
Conceptual - NOMINEE: Marinos Tsagkarakis
Contract Killers
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Unsuspected victims and victimizers above suspicion…...Ruthless people, you do NOT want to mess with...
Visceral situations which have taken place or are about to, physical evidence and perfect locations for setting up a crime scene.
A conversation between suffering bees and a dead astronaut. A total disaster where everything seems to go wrong but yet everything seems to be in its place.
This project is a raw and yet dreamy deeper look in everyday findings of our current and future society.
“Contract killers" have signed a contract and they will definitely carry through with it. In these photos, they have already or are about to act.
About author:
Marinos is a Netherlands-based Fine Art photographer and he was born (1984) in Crete, Greece. He studied contemporary photography at STEREOSIS Photography School. He is a member of the collective “Depression Era” that inhabits the urban and social landscape of the economic and refugee crisis in Greece. He has been featured in museums, galleries, international festivals and important public art spaces. Part of his work belongs to several private and public collections.
Visceral situations which have taken place or are about to, physical evidence and perfect locations for setting up a crime scene.
A conversation between suffering bees and a dead astronaut. A total disaster where everything seems to go wrong but yet everything seems to be in its place.
This project is a raw and yet dreamy deeper look in everyday findings of our current and future society.
“Contract killers" have signed a contract and they will definitely carry through with it. In these photos, they have already or are about to act.
About author:
Marinos is a Netherlands-based Fine Art photographer and he was born (1984) in Crete, Greece. He studied contemporary photography at STEREOSIS Photography School. He is a member of the collective “Depression Era” that inhabits the urban and social landscape of the economic and refugee crisis in Greece. He has been featured in museums, galleries, international festivals and important public art spaces. Part of his work belongs to several private and public collections.