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This course is designed to help aspiring artists develop their themes, style, and understanding of Photography as a contemporary Artistic Medium. In this course, we explore what approaches can be used to transform your images into meaningful works of art.pibus leo.
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The review process typically takes 1-2 weeks, depending on the volume of requests. You will receive detailed, constructive feedback covering key aspects such as coherence, technical execution, originality, and the emotional impact of your statement. Our goal is to help refine your artist statement so that it effectively communicates your work, intent, and unique voice.
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Once you enroll, you will have lifetime access to the courses for as long as they remain available on our platform. This means you can learn at your own pace and revisit the material anytime, as long as the website is active. If any changes occur that may affect access in the future, we will do our best to notify you in advance.
To get the best experience from your collaborative sessions, I recommend submitting all relevant materials at least one week in advance via email. This allows ample time for review and ensures we can dive deeper into your work during our session.
Additionally, I will send you a pre-session form to help you explore and articulate your goals, challenges, and topics of interest. This helps tailor the session to your specific needs and ensures a more focused and productive discussion.
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A portfolio review typically takes about 1-2 weeks, depending on the volume of work. The feedback will be detailed, covering aspects like the cohesion of your portfolio, technical execution, originality, and the emotional impact of your work.
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Born in Chicago, I received my B.A. in Studio Arts with a concentration in Photography from Oberlin College. In 2001, I moved to Amman, Jordan where I worked both as a contemporary artist and as a photojournalist. I exhibited my photography in numerous exhibitions throughout the Middle East and internationally.
Eventually, I became the lead photographer for a Jordanian Lifestyle Magazine and Photo Editor for two regional publications: a Fashion Magazine and a Men’s Magazine. This allowed me to gain a second editorial eye for photography, as I regularly organized, commissioned, and published photoshoots from other talented photographers in the region.
While in Jordan, I also began teaching courses and workshops on Drawing, Seeing with Perspective, and Photography. I consider my teaching style to be somewhat radical but very effective and have received much positive feedback from my students through the years, who in turn became professional artists themselves.
In 2007, I moved to Berlin, Germany where I am currently based, and while I continue to expand my own fine art photography and contemporary art practices, I gain special joy and satisfaction from sharing my experiences and knowledge with my students.
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