- www.janbrykczynski.com
- www.sputnikphotos.com
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Warsaw, Poland
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Anzenberger Agency
Jan Brykczyński, (b. 1979), is a photographer in his work often focusing on rural regions of Europe. In 2014 he has published his first book “Boiko” on rural life in Ukrainian Carpathian Mountains. His work from Icelandic farms brought him the Syngenta Photography Award Professional Commission. That allowed him to produce “The Gardener” project on urban farming published by Dawie Lewis Publishing in 2015.
Jan’s work has been exhibited in collective shows in Noorderligcht Gallery, Leica Gallery Warsaw, National Museum in Gdansk, PhotoDoc in Utrecht. He has been awarded grants such as EPEA, European Cultural Fundation, Visegrad Found.
He has published in New York Times International, Der Spiegel and Le Monde. He is a founding partner of Sputnik Photos international collective of photographers that focuses on transformation in Eastern Europe and post-Soviet states.
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Life in a small Boiko village in the Ukrainian Carpathian Mountains is the focus of this poetic, dream-like photo revery.
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A quarter century after the fall of the Soviet Union, the Empire's shadow continues to be felt across Europe and Asia—five photographers offer their views on this continually relevant topic.
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An isolated rural village in Western Fiords in Iceland has had close ties to nature for many generations, but young people no longer want to stay.
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Nine top winners and 27 finalists from 15 countries won awards in the 2012 See examples of each, here, along with direct links to each winner's website.
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Sputnik Photos, 2008 -
Self-Published
