Residency
Reframing Family: Feminist Perspectives Through the Lens

Are you a female-identifying photographer eager to connect across borders and build lasting artistic networks? This residency offers more than just time and space to create — it’s a platform for international exchange, peer learning, and collaborative growth.

Participants will engage in a vibrant dialogue with fellow photographers from Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Tamil Nadu (India), sharing perspectives on feminism and family while building connections that extend beyond the residency. Through joint activities, community engagement, and curated encounters, the program fosters a supportive environment for creative and critical exchange. 

Across cultures and generations, the concept of “family” has been both a site of belonging and a battleground for feminist critique. This residency invites female-identifying photographers to explore how family structures and feminist perspectives intersect, clash, and co-evolve. Are feminism and family mutually exclusive? Can family be a source of strength for feminist expression? What kinds of families challenge traditional norms — and how are these stories told through photography?