By Editor: Marius Cinteza
Published by Yvette Depaepe, the 7th of August 2026

This months' featured exhibition is titled  'Passing Through Time (PhozEmes)' by Emilian Avramescu

"Ways"

'Passing Through Time (PhozEmes)' is an engaging and poetic exhibition that invites visitors to pause and reflect on the temporary nature of the life.

In this sequence of atmospheric images, Emilian explores memory, language, loneliness, movement and quiet passage of time.
The photos feel much less like a record of reality, and more like visual fragments of thoughts and feelings emerging from the subconscious long before the shutter is pressed.

What makes this exhibition so compelling is its ability to create a mood rather than to show the scene clearly.
Light, shadow and minimalist compositions work together to evoke an experience of wonder and introspection.
These images suggest visual narratives without fully revealing them, thus leaving room for personal interpretation.

“Passing Through Time (PhozEmes)” is ​​nice reminder that photographs can be both a visual and emotional experience.
It is an exhibition that encourages us to pause, look beyond the obvious, and appreciate the delicate moments that often pass unnoticed.

This exhibition which will be exposed on our opening page  / Gallery throughout September 2026. 
Click here to see the entire exhibition: [228] Passing Through Time (PhozEmes) by Emilian Avramescu

To trigger your curiosity, here is a short selection of images ...

"Passing"

"A kind of Freedom"

 

 

 

"Hands"

"We are shadows"

Emilian believes that the photographic image is formed not within the camera, but on an inner, subliminal plane much earlier than the moment of shutter release. This plane largely eludes rational control, much like poetic language.