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Daniel Holfeld. Irish born to German parents, photographer Daniel Holfeld has a broad practice which incorporates both video and photography. Based in Dublin, Holfeld is rapidly making his commercial mark shooting fashion campaigns for
Ireland’s top designers and stockists while preparing for his debut solo exhibition (from where these portraits are taken) on November 13th in Belfast. Holfeld’s work will also be screened later  this year in Oscar nominated film director Amy Berg’s documentary on Benazir Bhutto where Daniel was invited to create original photography for use in the film. Together with Agius and Reimann, Holfeld will be exhibiting next in the upcoming DOGMA exhibition curated by Predrag Pajdic.

 

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Petra Reimann born and raised in the streets of Hannover, Reimann has spent recent years working in Berlin capturing  backyards, street life and the architectural soul of the city. Constantly, intuitively scanning all around her, Petra spends every spare moment and a few borrowed ones pursuing shadows and reflections as well as being seduced daily by contrast, line and shape. With selected works recently exhibited in Berlin and currently on show in Kiev, she will be found  next alongside Holfeld & Agius exhibiting in Pajdic's imminent Dogma expo in Zagreb.

 

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Dom Agius was born in Southern England, raised in East Africa, educated in the West Country and lives, loves and works in London. The eldest son of an eldest son of an eldest son, Agius is a photographer, writer, music producer and with Predrag Pajdic a cofounder of daily arts forum www.thepandorian.com. A helpless and eternal enthusiast he will never stop roaming the world hunting for that indefinable moment of hope after the shutter clicks. His images have  been published by New Holland and Time Out as well as Pridelife and Polari magazines. Having previously exhibited in London, Melbourne and Rijeka his work will be found with Reimann and Holfeld's in Pajdic's forthcoming  exhibition DOGMA.