ArtSinSquare, 5 x 7 BOOK, Vol II
INTERNATIONAL BOOK PUBLICATION / ARTSIN SQUARE 2026 CANADA
MAGAZINE DETAILS:
Published by ArtSin Square in “5×7 Photo Book Volume II”, February 2026 edition.
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Printed in Canada
Design by Artsin Square
Offset printed
5 inches x 7 inches
178 pages
Perfect binding
Soft-touch laminated cover
ISBN: 978-1-0694811-0-8
Cover: Mel Mercer
Back Cover: Stephan Jahanshahi
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5×7 Photo Book Volume II continues Artsin Square’s commitment to celebrating the enduring value of printed photography. Featuring selected works from 105 international photographers, this edition expands the dialogue between traditional photographic practices and experimental image-making, reflecting the constantly evolving language of the medium. Maintaining the intimate 5×7-inch format, a reference to photography’s historical roots, the book invites a slower, more tactile engagement with images in an era dominated by digital consumption. Curated by photographer Zach Dobson, Volume II brings together a diverse range of perspectives that explore presence, memory, surface, and perception, reaffirming the importance of printed images as objects meant to be held, revisited, and remembered.
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Featured Photographers in This Book
Ailenda Krivicka, Alida Turton, Alina Balseiro, Alexander Stewart, Alexandru Crisan, Anastasia Blackman, Anna Guseva, Anna Jelowicka, Anna Lataille, Antoan Graham, Artur Leão, Astrinos Alexakis, Baukje Bies, Burak Kaci, Chiho Lee, Chloe Brown, Chris Diani, Christo Stankulov – Minika, Chrysa Tsekoura, Chun Wang, Claire Legrand Loyola, Daniel Agra, Daria Bielienkov, Dayo Dewettinck, De Kwok, Despina Kyriacou, Edwin Perez Osuna, Emma Spreadborough, Ena Boskovic, Enrico Gurrieri, Eric Cortinas, Esra Mengülerek, Euan Leven, Evan Guanzon, Geoffrey Pugen, George Hudson, Georgiana Feidi, Gijs Bakker, Giuliana Borrelli, Heather Fleming, Igal Stulbach, Isaiah Wasson, Isidora Jančić, James Mazey, Jasmin Löffler, Jason Ward, Jean Paul Soujol Benedetti, Jessie James, Jingyi Zhang, Johan Entchev, Josh Villalobos, Justin Pumfrey, Kathrin Mundwiler, Kelci Verdon, Kosmas Iliadis, Kristen Turner Macdonald, Leigh Ann Edmonds, Leon Letzner Hawkins, Lucien Evangelista, Luca Varano, Luz Ferrari, Mai Man, Marianthi Efthymiou, Marie Jane Machin, Marina Bezrukova, Martin Takács, Máté Kohout, Matteo Pinna, Meghan Kiernan, Mel Mercer, Mélanie Christensen, Mike Hamar, Milagros Montero Hajduk, Milena Sync, Mustafa Sarp Danisoglu, Nakhom Raaviphanun, Natalie Egger, Nicholas Tay, Nick Junk, Nico Adrian Hölzl, Pauline Labadie, Polina Bykanova, Quincey Spagnoletti, Rafael Mateo, Ramona Aristide, Raymond Wang, Robin Bon, Rosely Htoo, Sarah Dinnick, Shannon Maltbie-Davis, Shao-Chi Huang, Stephan Jahanshahi, Susana Espana, Talula Du Feu, Thordis Wolf, Thua Magalashvili, Tianyun Chen, Vera Barkalova, Vincent Karcher, Vivianne, Wellington Luz, Wendy Leyten, Weronika Nitsch, Yongjie Hu, Yung-Hsiang Chou.
Magazine page: https://artsinsquare.com/photo-book-2
Artist Bio/CV
Alexandru Crișan (b. Bucharest, Romania 1978) is a visual artist interested in the existential complementarity of objective and nonobjective forms of expression. To resolve the former, he is an architect. As far as the latter is to be unpacked, his “counter-professional” career in photography began in 2008; his paintings stand, for almost three decades, as the most intimate, borderline atavistic, acts of divulgence. Assuming that taxonomy is of any consequence, he is partial to fine-art photography and Abstract Expressionism. The eclectic nature of his projects is, therefore, a given. His photography is a direct result of compulsive visual disquisitions on impromptu portraiture, architectural equivocations, parametric manipulations, “hybrid storytelling” and evocative conservationism. Crișan’s works have been presented in over 50 international exhibitions, have been published in over 100 peer-reviewed magazines, have received over 500 international awards and nominations, and are part of several privately owned collections and art galleries.
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