Léa Giordano is a visual artist and filmmaker based in
Amsterdam and Luxembourg. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree
in photography, she expanded her practice into experimental filmmaking
at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy. Her work moves fluidly between moving
image and photography, using the materiality of analog film as both
metaphor and medium to shape narratives and embrace the organic
evolution of her process.

Her practice explores themes of longing, belonging, melancholia,
nostalgia, abandonment, change, grief, acceptance, and the passing
of time. Through a meditative engagement with nature and the tactile
processes of analog film, Léa creates intimate spaces where emotion,
memory, and time intertwine.

for more: https://leagiordano.com/


























Samantha Wilvert is a Luxembourg-born French documentary
photographer and filmmaker. She graduated from the École de Condé in Nancy, where she expanded her photographic practice to include moving
images.

Her projects deal primarily with sensitive topics, such as social injustice
or grief. Through her artistic research, Samantha seeks to understand her subjects intimately through a slow and thoughtful creative approach. Her ability to switch between photography and film allows her to explore the connections between places and humans who inhabit them.













for more: https://www.samanthawilvert.com/