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Vitaly Volfson’s photography is rooted in observation and memory. He is drawn to places shaped by time, weather, and human presence—walls, streets, harbors, and cities that carry the traces of those who once passed through them. Working primarily in black and white allows him to eliminate distraction and focus on form, light, and atmosphere. Vitaly Volfson was born in Minsk, the capital of Belarus. In 1980, he emigrated to the United States, where he established his life and career. He has lived and worked in the U.S. ever since.
Julia Kohane is a New York City-based collage artist whose hybrid analog-digital practice has been exhibited nationally and internationally. Born in Leningrad (St. Petersburg), Russia, she has lived in Israel and Italy before settling in the United States. These experiences of displacement and resettlement continue to shape her practice. Working with found imagery alongside her own photographs, Kohane creates surreal compositions shaped by the interplay between inner states and external forces. Her process begins with editing and printing source material, which she hand-cuts and assembles into layered physical collages. The final works are produced as high-resolution archival Vibrachrome prints on aluminum, scaled up from the original hand-cut collages while retaining the intimacy and tactile presence of their physical origins.
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