HUNGRY EYE Gallery introduces Lily Roze
The Hungry Eye Gallery is proud to welcome acclaimed French photographer Nathalie Rozé, who creates her captivating visual world under the name Lily Roze. Infused with a distinct European sensibility, Lily Roze’s photography is a masterful exploration of atmosphere, texture, and emotion. Her work effortlessly bridges the gap between reality and dreamscape, using light and shadow to craft cinematic, deeply evocative narratives that linger in the mind of the viewer.
With a keen eye for subtle details and a unique ability to capture the profound beauty in quiet, fleeting moments, her imagery resonates with a timeless, poetic elegance. Lily Roze’s distinct artistic voice and evocative storytelling make her a magnificent addition to the gallery, and we are delighted to share her extraordinary vision with our collectors.
Deana Nastic Joins the gallery
The Hungry Eye Gallery is thrilled to welcome internationally established photographer Deana Nastic to our roster. Originally from Serbia and now based in Toronto, Nastic’s background in fine arts from the University of Belgrade deeply informs her vision. Since embracing photography in 2012, she has used the camera as a "painting tool," translating the fluid, expressive nuance of watercolours into the photographic medium.
Nastic’s work is celebrated for its lyrical interplay of light and shadow, exploring the feminine mystique and the human condition. Through long exposures and unconventional lighting, she transforms fleeting moments of memory and emotion into luminous, painterly masterpieces. Widely exhibited across North America and Europe, Nastic’s hauntingly beautiful imagery is a spectacular addition to the gallery.
Hungry Eye Gallery welcomes
William Ernult
William Ernult is a true rough diamond, a Photographer & Visual artist who follows his own path and, despite only recently stepping behind the camera, is already creating work of remarkable emotional depth. Keep an eye on him, because this is only the beginning of a distinctive visual voice we’ll be seeing much more of in the years to come. The French photographer and visual artist transforms intimate emotions into striking visual narratives where light, the human body, and symbolism intertwine. His work explores identity, solitude, and self-representation through a cinematic fine-art lens. He presents his celebrated series The Weight of Clothes alongside new works that reflect on memory, transformation, and inner strength. Each image unfolds as a quiet tableau, inviting viewers into a contemplative space where dreams and reality softly converge, a world of quiet power and luminous storytelling.
Jasper Zwartjes joins The Gallery
Zwartjes returns to the roots of the medium, working with an analogue 8×10” view camera—large, weighty, and exacting. Each photograph is the result of a slow, intentional process: every moment carefully composed, every plate worth the effort.
Instead of chasing spectacle, he turns his lens toward quiet, everyday subjects—a tulip shifting in form, a weathered tin, a toy car carrying memories. In these details he uncovers hidden beauty and a quiet kind of magic, creating work that is both technically refined and emotionally resonant.
For Zwartjes, photography is an inward journey: a way to see and feel the world anew, to pause and find meaning in what might otherwise go unnoticed.
NEWs
HUNGRY EYE Gallery introduces julia dongstra
We are please to introduce Julia Dongstra (1990). Julia is a photographer who shares intimate parts of her life with the viewer. Her images express deeply rooted emotions and lived experiences, revealing a personal and vulnerable visual language.
Her work can be described as raw and pure: rugged, untamed landscapes bathed in natural light, often paired with the nude female form. Sometimes this form enters into a dialogue with the surrounding nature. Sometimes it remains completely separate.
In her search for an ideal interplay of form and line, Julia prefers to work, unlike many other photographers, with bright, intense sunlight. This creates sharp, defined shadow lines that both reveal and conceal; light exposes details, while the shadows invite mystery.
HUNGRY EYE Gallery expands its family with Janus van den eijnden.
Janus van den Eijnden is a Dutch photographer and visual artist with over two decades of experience. Rooted in black-and-white photography, his work evokes a quiet, poetic atmosphere through light, shadow, and texture.
In recent years, he has become a pioneer in the use of artificial intelligence, not just as a tool, but as a creative partner. With precision and patience, he crafts prompts that result in AI-generated images with surprising emotional depth.
What sets Janus apart is the harmony between his classical photographic vision and his innovative use of AI. Whether created through a camera or code, his images remain deeply human, bridging the past and future of visual art.
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.
hungry eye fair returns to Amsterdam
We are excited to announce that Haute Photographie will return to Rotterdam. From 25–29 March 2026, we will celebrate our 11th edition at the iconic Keilepand.
Haute Photographie is a boutique art fair with the atmosphere of a museum, dedicated entirely to fine art photography. Breaking away from the traditional fair format, it presents photography through three temporal lenses: The Past, The Present and The Future. Alongside the main exhibition, visitors can enjoy a curated photobook market and a welcoming restaurant space to meet and exchange ideas.
Designed as a complete experience, Haute Photographie appeals to both seasoned collectors and curious photography lovers alike. The five-day fair opens to the public on Wednesday, 25 March, with an official opening event.
