Light does more than revealing: it records how bodies inhabit and transform the world. Bringing together mostly analog photography by Eva Petrič, Olha Vinichenko and Polina Shcherbyna, “Shared Exposures” explores the image as a physical trace and a space of negotiation. Petrič merges the imprint of the body with satellite views; Vinichenko examines human-made environments and the species compelled to coexist within them; Shcherbyna traces the passage between inner conflict and external reality. Through grain, exposure and layering, their works reveal a fragile ecology linking body and landscape, memory and perception. Each image asks how our ways of seeing — and living — leave their mark
About the artists:
Eva Petrič explores the relationship between body, light and landscape. Olha Vinichenko examines how human-shaped environments determine our coexistence with other species. Polina Shcherbyna addresses inner and outer conflicts. Together, their works present photography as a trace of our relationship with the world.