Alex Hanimann: “Artistic and formal aesthetic has always been more important than economic issues”
Luis Molina-Pantin: “Instead of investigating the disappearing cultures or the societies in crisis, I choose to do the opposite”
Anne Marie Borsboom: “Celebrating an individual’s identity who dared to choose, to take charge of her/his own existence”
Kaveh Kazemi: “I believe my main mission in photography has been accomplished”
Mariette Pathy Allen: “I am lucky to give voice to people who have been hidden or bullied by the society”
Tomoko Sawada – “I always produce my work to show what I am currently thinking”
Max Pam – “The quest for inspiration, the hunger for new ways of seeing is always potentially there, in a photobook by some wonderfully original artist”
Hiroshi Takizawa: “Photography is similar to criminal profiling, where each image represents a proof of the world as it existed”
John Vink: “My work has to do with identity, with the sense of belonging, with disruptions in ordinary lives, and with imposed change”
Indigo Lewin: “People be capitalizing on feminism than sexism”
Elin Hoyland: “I want to bring invisible lives to our attention, to treasure the underexposed”
Jeff Jacobson: “Photography lives best in book form”
