Storytelling / Body / Object

An intensive photography workshop with Peter Puklus exploring the relationship between body, object, image, and space through portraiture, self-portraiture, still life, and installation-based practices.
Participants will work individually as well as collaboratively in small and larger groups, engaging in a dynamic process of image-making, experimentation, and collective thinking. The workshop investigates how objects function not only as physical elements, but also as carriers of memory, symbolism, personal narrative, and cross-temporal dialogue within contemporary photographic practice.
Through practical sessions, discussions, and collaborative exercises, participants will be encouraged to reflect on their relationship to the surrounding world — including their peers, environments, and constructed realities. Particular emphasis will be placed on developing an individual visual language while remaining open to collaboration and shared creative processes.
The workshop invites participants to integrate personal experiences, observations, and sensibilities into their work, creating a space where photography becomes both a tool for critical inquiry and a medium for connection, experimentation, and exchange.