Featured by the Editorial Team
Featured Submissions
Works featured here reflect the spirit of the current open call.
Evi Mono Awards is building a growing archive of contemporary monochrome photography about women. Featured works may be presented online, included in future publications and exhibition projects, shared through our social channels, and considered for the final shortlist reviewed by the jury.
Dance
2026
Photographer: Suteishi / Germany / www.suteishi.com
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Documentary photographer exploring women, memory and quiet emotional tension. Her shortlisted work uses monochrome tones to reveal gesture, atmosphere and inner presence.
Dream
2019
Photographer: Postrh. / Poland / www.postrh.com
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Visual artist, photographer, and author. His work explores memory, abandonment, and the tension between nature and human-made environments. His long-term documentary projects spanning Icelandic landscapes, the brutalist geometry of London’s Barbican, and the haunting stillness.
Imagination
2024
Photographer: Samrat Khadka / France / www.samratkhadka.com
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A photographer working between documentary portraiture and poetic visual storytelling. Her shortlisted work explores women, memory and identity through monochrome images shaped by silence, shadow and restrained emotion.
Eyes / Sharp
2024
Photographer: Postrh. / Ireland / www.postrh.com
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Visual artist, photographer, and author. His work explores memory, abandonment, and the tension between nature and human-made environments. His long-term documentary projects spanning Icelandic landscapes, the brutalist geometry of London’s Barbican, and the haunting stillness.
Silent
2024
Photographer: Postrh. / Ireland / www.postrh.com
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Visual artist, photographer, and author. His work explores memory, abandonment, and the tension between nature and human-made environments. His long-term documentary projects spanning Icelandic landscapes, the brutalist geometry of London’s Barbican, and the haunting stillness.
Raster
2025
Photographer: Rytis Bernot / Belgium / www.rytisbernot.com
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Visual artist, photographer, and author. His work explores memory, abandonment, and the tension between nature and human-made environments.