Echoes of the Ordinary

5 September - 10 October 2025

Photo: Alfredo Diano

Notice: Archived Exhibition - This exhibition has officially ended. You are viewing an archived page showcasing the artwork from the past exhibition.

introduction

What do we overlook in the everyday? Where do beauty, mystery, or emotion hide in plain sight? Echoes of the Ordinary invites viewers to pause, look closely, and discover resonance in the moments that often pass unnoticed — to find meaning and poetry in the everyday.

The ordinary is never the same for everyone. What feels routine or familiar to one person may be exotic and surprising to another, shaped by culture, experience, and perspective. This exhibition brings together a wide spectrum of photographic works — intimate portraits, street scenes, landscapes, and conceptual imagery — each elevating the overlooked, giving it meaning, and creating a moment of attention in our hectic world. Some works stand out for technical mastery, others for subtle observation or an unusual perspective, and all encourage us to reconsider what we see.

Most of the images belong to ongoing series by the participating photographers. We invite you to explore their broader work through the links provided with each image.

Curating this first edition has been a journey of discovery. The submissions revealed unexpected dialogues between images, minds, and visions, resulting in a group exhibition that feels both cohesive and open-ended. Selection was guided by intention, thoughtfulness, and the power to engage — not by perfection.

To purchase a print, please use the photographrs’s contact link provided with the image

photographers

Alfredo Diano / Allan Andersen / Andreas Kretzschmar / Andy Ilachinski / Antoine Buttafoghi / Ben Trojca / Dan Bass / Diego Navarro / Ellie Goodliffe / F.Glo / Gilles Pétel / Jacsan / Jean Paul Soujol Benedetti / Judie Waldmann / Marcie Moore / Martin Červinka / Michael Thomas Marlett / Moana Battista Canu Spada / Nluz Love / Richard Murrin / Rik Roos / Roberto Pagnini / Ruan Yemin / Sarah Johnson / Sophie Passard / Susana Cerezuela / Swapnil Patil / Tatiana Serova / Thierry Camus / Toya / Vanessa Mazzali / Ward Rinehart / Yana Northen / Yumi Bancon

introduction

What do we overlook in the everyday? Where do beauty, mystery, or emotion hide in plain sight? Echoes of the Ordinary invites viewers to pause, look closely, and discover resonance in the moments that often pass unnoticed — to find meaning and poetry in the everyday.

The ordinary is never the same for everyone. What feels routine or familiar to one person may be exotic and surprising to another, shaped by culture, experience, and perspective. This exhibition brings together a wide spectrum of photographic works — intimate portraits, street scenes, landscapes, and conceptual imagery — each elevating the overlooked, giving it meaning, and creating a moment of attention in our hectic world. Some works stand out for technical mastery, others for subtle observation or an unusual perspective, and all encourage us to reconsider what we see.

Most of the images belong to ongoing series by the participating photographers. We invite you to explore their broader work through the links provided with each image.

Curating this first edition has been a journey of discovery. The submissions revealed unexpected dialogues between images, minds, and visions, resulting in a group exhibition that feels both cohesive and open-ended. Selection was guided by intention, thoughtfulness, and the power to engage — not by perfection.

To purchase a print, please use the photographrs’s contact link provided with the image

photographers

Alfredo Diano / Allan Andersen / Andreas Kretzschmar / Andy Ilachinski / Antoine Buttafoghi / Ben Trojca / Dan Bass / Diego Navarro / Ellie Goodliffe / F.Glo / Gilles Pétel / Jacsan / Jean Paul Soujol Benedetti / Judie Waldmann / Marcie Moore / Martin Červinka / Michael Thomas Marlett / Moana Battista Canu Spada / Nluz Love / Richard Murrin / Rik Roos / Roberto Pagnini / Ruan Yemin / Sarah Johnson / Sophie Passard / Susana Cerezuela / Swapnil Patil / Tatiana Serova / Thierry Camus / Toya / Vanessa Mazzali / Ward Rinehart / Yana Northen / Yumi Bancon

photographers

Alfredo Diano / Allan Andersen / Andreas Kretzschmar / Andy Ilachinski / Antoine Buttafoghi / Ben Trojca / Dan Bass / Diego Navarro / Ellie Goodliffe / F.Glo / Gilles Pétel / Jacsan / Jean Paul Soujol Benedetti / Judie Waldmann / Marcie Moore / Martin Červinka / Michael Thomas Marlett / Moana Battista Canu Spada / Nluz Love / Richard Murrin / Rik Roos / Roberto Pagnini / Ruan Yemin / Sarah Johnson / Sophie Passard / Susana Cerezuela / Swapnil Patil / Tatiana Serova / Thierry Camus / Toya / Vanessa Mazzali / Ward Rinehart / Yana Northen / Yumi Bancon

Access the Private Viewing Room to experience the full-size photographs on your monitor.

introduction

What do we overlook in the everyday? Where do beauty, mystery, or emotion hide in plain sight? Echoes of the Ordinary invites viewers to pause, look closely, and discover resonance in the moments that often pass unnoticed — to find meaning and poetry in the everyday.

The ordinary is never the same for everyone. What feels routine or familiar to one person may be exotic and surprising to another, shaped by culture, experience, and perspective. This exhibition brings together a wide spectrum of photographic works — intimate portraits, street scenes, landscapes, and conceptual imagery — each elevating the overlooked, giving it meaning, and creating a moment of attention in our hectic world. Some works stand out for technical mastery, others for subtle observation or an unusual perspective, and all encourage us to reconsider what we see.

Most of the images belong to ongoing series by the participating photographers. We invite you to explore their broader work through the links provided with each image.

Curating this first edition has been a journey of discovery. The submissions revealed unexpected dialogues between images, minds, and visions, resulting in a group exhibition that feels both cohesive and open-ended. Selection was guided by intention, thoughtfulness, and the power to engage — not by perfection.

To purchase a print, please use the photographrs’s contact link provided with the image

catalogue

*Printing is handled by Peecho.com, and all aspects of the transaction are their sole responsibility.

Traces of Tears, 2024. by Rik Roos, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Rik Roos

Traces of Tears, 2024. Digital photograph

Wish you were here, 2024. by Rik Roos, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Rik Roos

Wish you were here, 2024. Digital photograph

Oyster Abstract, 2022. by Andy Ilachinski, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Andy Ilachinski

Oyster Abstract, 2022. Digital photograph, 16″×10″, $725

Shelter, Broken, 2022. by Dan Bass, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Dan Bass

Shelter, Broken, 2022. Film photograph (100 ASA)

Tides Beyond, 2022. by Ruan Yemin, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Ruan Yemin

Tides Beyond, 2022. Film photograph, 30×40 cm, €145

The golden hour, 2025. by Toya, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Toya

The golden hour, 2025. Digital photograph

Rosalina y Pepa, 2025. by Nluz Love, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Nluz Love

Rosalina y Pepa, 2025. Digital photograph, AI-generated background

From Aurora, Untitled 05. by Diego Navarro, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Diego Navarro

From Aurora, Untitled 05. Digital photograph, 36″×24″, $250

The Empty Spaces: Personal Absolute Space Point. by Swapnil Patil, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Swapnil Patil

The Empty Spaces: Personal Absolute Space Point. Digital photograph

Shelter with Food, 2022. by Dan Bass, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Dan Bass

Shelter with Food, 2022. Film photograph (100 ASA)

In The Light, 2022. by Gilles Pétel, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Gilles Pétel

In The Light, 2022. Digital photograph, 30×40 cm, €500

Islande - Phare de Latrabjarg, 2025. by Jacsan, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Jacsan

Islande – Phare de Latrabjarg, 2025. Digital photograph

Shadows of Monopoli, 2025. by F.Glo, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

F.Glo

Shadows of Monopoli, 2025. Digital Photograph

Islande - Péninsule de Snaefellsnes, 2025. by Jacsan, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Jacsan

Islande – Péninsule de Snaefellsnes, 2025. Digital photograph

'37 Chevy, Bodie, ghost town, 2008. by Richard Murrin, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Richard Murrin

’37 Chevy, Bodie, ghost town, 2008. Digital photograph

Face To Face, 2025. by Gilles Pétel, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Gilles Pétel

Face To Face, 2025. Digital photograph, 30×40 cm, €500

It gets dark at 9 o’clock, 2025, Digital photograph, AI-generated background by Nluz Love, exhibited at Aurea Photo Gallery.

Nluz Love

It gets dark at 9 o’clock, 2025, Digital photograph, AI-generated background