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Meyrem Bulucek
Photographer
Meyrem Bulucek is a Romanian photographer currently based in Brooklyn, New York.
She moved to the U.S. to further study photography when she was eighteen. Her transient life is what inspired her to begin exploring the spontaneity and quietness that lies within relationships. She is constantly falling in love with everyone and everything around her, and uses her camera to bridge the gap between stranger and friend.
Some of her collaborations and clients include Vogue Italia, Vogue US, Purple Magazine, National Geographic, Vice, Ballet Collective.
Meyrem Bulucek
Photographer
Meyrem Bulucek is a Romanian photographer currently based in Brooklyn, New York.
She moved to the U.S. to further study photography when she was eighteen. Her transient life is what inspired her to begin exploring the spontaneity and quietness that lies within relationships. She is constantly falling in love with everyone and everything around her, and uses her camera to bridge the gap between stranger and friend.
Some of her collaborations and clients include Vogue Italia, Vogue US, Purple Magazine, National Geographic, Vice, Ballet Collective.
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