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Form

Dinard, France

Hella Hammid’s Back by Diana Sosnowska: a black-and-white photograph of a woman seen from behind, with curled blonde hair and a short-sleeved knit shirt, against a wood-grain wall
Hella Hammid’s Back, Diana Sosnowska, Inkjet on Print, 2026. Courtesy of the gallery.

About the gallery

Form Photography Gallery is a gallery, magazine, and educational initiative founded in France in 2023. The project was created to support both emerging and established photographers and to expand their presence on the French and international art scenes. Gallery based in Dinard, Brittany, most beautiful place in France

Artists

Artists at the Form booth

01

Diana Sosnowska

About the artist

I am a Polish-Italian visual artist working between Florida and Italy. I hold an MFA in Studio Art from the University of South Florida and a BA in Photography from Robert Gordon University in Scotland. I attended the 2026 Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture.

My work investigates power discrepancies within photographic representation, exploring and subverting how historical narratives are encoded in the image. I eviscerate the image in all its layers, indexical, empirical, computational, and hallucinatory, to expose how technologies of vision have been used to measure, predict, and control the unseen.

I am interested in how images can reveal both what is present and what escapes perception, how photography can unsettle expectations of truth, and how the act of looking exposes unseen structures of power.

My work has been exhibited in juried group shows at The Bridge and Tunnel Gallery (New York, NY), Le Stanze della Fotografia (Venice, Italy), Galerie Joseph (Paris, France), and I have had two solo shows at Studies in Photography (Edinburgh, UK), and the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts (Tampa, FL). I am a recipient of the British Journal of Photography’s Female in Focus award, the SPE Student Award for Innovations in Imaging, and the Lenscratch Student Prize.

02

Sarah Sullivan

About the artist

Sarah J. Sullivan is a freelance photographer living and working between Berlin and St. Vincent. In October 2025, she graduated from the Ostkreuz School of Photography in Berlin, where she studied under Irina Ruppert.

Her documentary and artistic practice examines the interplay between historical contexts, individual lived realities and collective memory. She explores how personal and social experiences shape contemporary identities, engaging with questions of belonging, remembrance and cultural identity.

03

Nyo Jinyong Lian

Portrait of Nyo Jinyong Lian

About the artist

Nyo Jinyong Lian is a visual artist working across staged photography and moving image, based in Paris. Her practice investigates how trust, intimacy, and belonging are constructed under conditions of uncertainty. Treating fiction as a form of social architecture, she creates meticulously choreographed encounters that function as speculative models for alternative ways of living together.

Drawing on diasporic experience and feminist genealogies, Lian constructs semi-fictional worlds in which the body becomes a site where power, vulnerability, and mutual dependence are negotiated. Her images often present calm, rational surfaces disrupted by subtle gestures that introduce ambiguity or latent instability.

Lian’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at Les Rencontres d’Arles (2025), PhotoSaintGermain (Paris, 2024), Tianfu Image Art Center (2025), and InCadaqués Photo Festival with Fisheye Gallery. In 2025 she received the Grand Prize at the 212 Photography Festival and the Jeunes Talents Prize (Les Agents Associés). Her artist book Trust Me (2025) was shortlisted for the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson Self-Published Photobook Award.

She lives and works in Paris.

04

Karolina Ćwik

Portrait of Karolina Ćwik

About the artist

Karolina Ćwik is a Polish visual artist and photographer based in Wrocław. Her practice combines photography, collage, drawing, and installation to explore domestic labour, care, and everyday life. She studied at the Institute of Creative Photography at the University of Silesia in Opava.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts (Brussels), Circulation(s) Festival (Paris), Belfast Photo Festival, Tbilisi Photo Festival, Bunkier Sztuki (Kraków), and BWA Design (Wrocław). In 2024 she participated in the ING Polish Art Foundation Summer Residency.

Ćwik is the recipient of the Konrad Pustoła Memorial Scholarship (2020), PDN’s Emerging Photographer Award (2019), and Pix House Talent of the Year (2022). She was nominated for FUTURES Photography by Fotofestiwal Łódź (2021). Her work has been featured in The Guardian, Die Zeit, Culture.pl, The Calvert Journal, and Dwutygodnik.

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