HUNGRY EYE presents a Short docu about sara punt.
We present a beautiful short film that captures the essence of Sara Punt’s artistic process. She tapes off parts of the body to reveal only the image she envisions—a unique and authentic way of working. The concept is not only clearly articulated and thoughtfully explained by the artist herself, but also beautifully captured on film by our talented videographers, Anne van den Hooven and Masao Parris.
NIna Hauben captured on film in a short video.
Another stunning short film that reveals the working process of the talented Nina Hauben. Nina works highly intuitively, often collaborating with models who have a background in dance. Movement plays a vital role in her creations and drives her dynamic approach to fashion. The concept is not only clearly conveyed and explained by the artist herself, but also beautifully captured on film by our videographers, Anne van den Hooven and Masao Parris.
A short video explains the work of street photographer J.D.
A recent video shot on the streets of Amsterdam offers a glimpse into the unique working process of street photographer J.D., who follows his own distinctive approach—one that feels more like painting than traditional photography. Color plays a central role in his work, but it’s the small, almost cinematic moments within each frame that truly tell the story. The concept is not only thoughtfully expressed and explained by the artist himself, but also beautifully captured on film by our videographers, Anne van den Hooven and Masao Parris.
This lovely short film shows the working method of Olga Wagemans.
A very special short film reveals the working process of Olga Wagemans. Olga has developed a highly distinctive method by using a thermal camera in her work. This unique approach captures the pure essence of the human body—skin tone and features like tattoos disappear, highlighting a powerful message: we are all equal. The concept is not only clearly expressed and thoughtfully explained by the artist herself, but also beautifully captured on film by our videographers, Anne van den Hooven and Masao Parris.
NEWs
HUNGRY EYE Gallery introduces Tomoko Nagakawa
We are please to introduce Tomoko Nagakawa at the Hungry Eye Gallery. Based in Buckinghamshire, UK, and born in Tokyo, Japan , Tomoko Nagakawa is a photographer whose work transcends traditional boundaries of visual art.
Nagakawa employs printing techniques on carefully chosen surfaces to create minimalist yet imaginatively expansive objects. These works act as evocative starting points, inviting open interpretation and introspection. Her practice delves into awakening the unconscious from silence, encouraging a profound sense of connection to the invisible.
HUNGRY EYE Gallery expands its family with J.D.
J.D.’s photographs are a blend of documentary and fiction, reflecting his unique approach to transforming ambivalent emotions into a visual landscape of his inner world. His images are personal, authentic, and dreamlike, distinguished by abstraction, vibrant color, and meticulously balanced compositions. The photographs suggest a narrative but deliberately withhold definitive answers. J.D. creates evocative works that invite viewers to form their own interpretations of the story. His photography explores themes such as solitude, alienation, disconnection, fear, consumerism, and the overstimulation caused by media in contemporary society.
Currently, J.D. is working on a photography project that serves as a visual exploration of the human struggle in a world that seems increasingly complex, fast-paced, and constrained.
VISSER EN VAN LEEUWEN JOIN the gallery
We are proud to present a new duo to the gallery.
Visser en van Leeuwen. In their studio in IJmuiden, where light settles quietly on the floor and stories seem to linger in the air, Visser & van Leeuwen create. Not ordinary designers or artists, but storytellers of space. With their hands, they build worlds where the line between reality and imagination blurs to near invisibility. Everything they make begins with a journey — not always far from home, but always deep within.
Their designs are whispered narratives in form and color. They give shape to memories you thought you'd forgotten, and to encounters that never truly happened, yet somehow still linger. Each piece is a stop, a character, a place: Greg, Els, Sara, Zilver, Nouk, Kebri, Olaf, John — names that sound like chapters from a story without a fixed path, but with a heartbeat that draws you in.
Haute Photographie changes into The Hungry Eye Fair in september
To those who have followed us for years, this might come as a surprise: changing your name after ten years – and that of a successful event. However, we believe in the power of collaboration between various labels and brands that share a common goal: to promote fine art photography in the Netherlands. That’s why GUP Magazine, Artibooks, Fresh Eyes, Collectibles, and Kahmann Gallery are now united under a single name: Hungry Eye Group.
Supported by a number of companies and partners who fully endorse this mission, the Hungry Eye Group marks the beginning of a new chapter. From this moment on, we move forward together.
You can already find us online at www.hungryeyegroup.com. In the coming weeks, all labels will be rebranded under this new identity.
