Presenting Work
Sharing the Process: Projects by photographers studying with StrudelmediaLive
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Three photographers studying with StrudelmediaLive come together — from Stockholm, Greece (by way of Berlin), and Ukraine (by way of Kiel, Germany) — to each present projects that they began and developed in one of our classes. Photographer and educator Anja Hitzenberger moderates this presentation by Maryna Shtanko, Ulla Duell, and Eugenia Patsouri as they share their diverse work and the process of developing these projects.
We thank Heather Mattera for generously funding our StrudelmediaLive Opportunity Scholarship!
Maryna Shtanko is a visual artist and photographer born in Poltava, Ukraine. She has a Master’s degree in German Language and Literature and is currently based in Kiel, Germany, where she studies photography at Muthesius Academy of Art. In her artistic practice, Maryna questions memory, phobias, mythology, migration and attachment to specific places. She mostly works with analog photography but also explores bookmaking, textiles, embroidery, and text. Maryna’s work has been exhibited in Ukraine, Switzerland, Austria, the USA, Lithuania, Germany, and Slovenia. Instagram / Website
Ulla Duell is a photographer based in Stockholm. She grew up in a small town in northern Sweden and has spent a large portion of her adult life traveling extensively, and has lived in Vietnam, Laos, and the mountain kingdom of Lesotho in Southern Africa. Before retiring she worked with and wrote several books on management practices in central government, agencies, and foreign aid. Now she devotes her time to dance and to her photographic practice. Her photography focuses on exploring identity and aging. Instagram / Website
Eugenia Patsouri is a Greek photographer, researcher and neuroscientist based in Berlin who is fascinated by vision — photography allows her to explore the subjective sight and perception of the world. Her artistic practice focuses on process photography with an output that includes photobooks and printmaking. Instagram
