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Ioanna Sakellaraki
Photographer
My photographic work suggests a constructed space of fantasy and loss within the magical potential of transformation and fiction the camera allows.
Ioanna holds a MA in Photography from Royal College of Art in London.
Nominations and Awards include The Royal Photographic Society Postgraduate Bursary Award Winner; Nominated for Prix Levallois, Young International Photographic Talents; Nominated for Urbanautica Institute Awards; Nominated for Fotofilmic Traveling Exhibition to San Francisco, Vancouver, Seoul; Nominated for Kolga Tbilisi International Photography Festival Award; Nominated for Panasonic Readers’ Choice Award of Bird in Flight Prize; Honorable Mention Winner International Photography Awards; Honorable Mention Winner PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris; Honorable Mention Winner Neutral Density Awards
Ioanna Sakellaraki
Photographer
My photographic work suggests a constructed space of fantasy and loss within the magical potential of transformation and fiction the camera allows.
Ioanna holds a MA in Photography from Royal College of Art in London.
Nominations and Awards include The Royal Photographic Society Postgraduate Bursary Award Winner; Nominated for Prix Levallois, Young International Photographic Talents; Nominated for Urbanautica Institute Awards; Nominated for Fotofilmic Traveling Exhibition to San Francisco, Vancouver, Seoul; Nominated for Kolga Tbilisi International Photography Festival Award; Nominated for Panasonic Readers’ Choice Award of Bird in Flight Prize; Honorable Mention Winner International Photography Awards; Honorable Mention Winner PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris; Honorable Mention Winner Neutral Density Awards
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