Interview: Vaidas Bradauskas

Artist’s Bio (vaidasbradauskas.daportfolio.com/)

Close your eyes to the world that you see
And open wide to the one in your dreams
There’s nothing left that you wanna believe
Foreign eyes have been torn at the seams
You’d save yourself from a world without sin
You’re born again with a means to an end
Drawing lines in the palm of your hand
Your holding on to all that you’ve planned

Please tell us more about your background and what made you become an photographer? How did you start photography?

I am going to start my story with a boring cliche… I am from Lithuania, born 1987. From early childhood I was drawing. Nothing really special, all I knew that I like it. But in late years at school I abandoned this hobby. Don’t ask why, I just don’t. Lived in UK for some time. There I started to work with Photoshop. When got back to Lithuania I was looking for my self. One day while I was looking for a colleges or universities to start again my studies, I found  photography. Thought to my self: “I love to create, I like technology, I want to express my self through images and to show others how I see the world.” This is how it all started. Read more »

Interview: Fabrizio Tedde

 I’m fascinated from the dark side of life and all her shadows @FabrizioTedde (http://fabriziotedde.daportfolio.com/)

Let me know your background. Name, age, your  native city  etc. Are you a student? What do you  study?

My name is Fabrizio Tedde and I’m 39, I was born in a small  town in  the deep south of Sardinia and here I live and work like engineer in the industrial research sector. My passion for photography born when I’m very young but for some  different reasons I’ve started it seriously just two years ago.

How do you describe your photographic style?

Is not so easy for me to give a description of my style. I try to  explore  the different sides of human emotions with a  predilection for the dark and psychotic side. With the same kind of look I look at the nature. A recursive comment on my photos is “distressing” then… Read more »