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Hasselblad Masters 2026, Art Finalist
Aesthetica Art Prize Exhibition 2026
Prix Pictet Nominee 25’
Saatchi Art for Change Americas Prize 23’
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La fragilitat mediambiental, la memòria i les empremtes perdurables de l’acció humana. A Topographies of Fragility, Ingrid Weyland (@ingridwey ) viatja des del cap d’Hornos fins a l’Àrtic a la recerca de paisatges que ofereixin silenci, contemplació i equilibri emocional; paisatges que semblin aliens a la presència humana. Després de fotografiar-los, arruga i transforma còpies d’aquestes mateixes imatges. Aquest gest reflecteix la manera com sovint ens relacionem amb la natura mateixa: com una cosa que podem utilitzar, consumir i llençar sense pensar-hi dues vegades. - La fragilidad medioambiental, la memoria y las huellas perdurables de la acción humana. En Topographies of Fragility, Ingrid Weyland viaja desde el cabo de Hornos hasta el Ártico en busca de paisajes que ofrezcan silencio, contemplación y equilibrio emocional; paisajes que parezcan ajenos a la presencia humana. Tras fotografiarlos, arruga y transforma copias de esas mismas imágenes. Ese gesto refleja la manera en que a menudo nos relacionamos con la propia naturaleza: como algo que podemos utilizar, consumir y desechar sin pensarlo dos veces. - Environmental fragility, memory and the lasting traces of human action. In Topographies of Fragility, Ingrid Weyland travels from Cape Horn to the Arctic in search of landscapes that offer silence, contemplation and emotional balance; landscapes that seem untouched by human presence. After photographing them, she crumples and transforms prints of those same images. This gesture reflects the way we often relate to nature itself: as something we can use, consume and discard without a second thought.
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Spotlight on: Ingrid Weyland We are delighted to introduce Ingrid Weyland (b. 1969, Argentina), whose work we are showing for the first time in our current group exhibition, Roots. On display now in the Print Sales Gallery until 15 November 2026! Weyland’s photography-based sculptural practice highlights the beauty and wonder of the natural world while drawing attention to its fragility. She is particularly drawn to pristine landscapes seemingly untouched by human presence and describes the places she photographs as spaces for connection, contemplation, and introspection. Her Topographies of Fragility series transforms these landscapes into sculptural objects as Weyland manually twists, folds, and crumples the paper, challenging the traditional two-dimensional photographic image. The act of manipulating the print becomes a metaphor for human intervention in the natural world, while the materiality of the paper creates a connection between the material and the landscapes depicted. The final compositions explore layers of potential and possibility – the remnants of untouched landscapes still visible underneath the central crumple zones. Weyland offers a combination of 2D and 3D archival pigment prints from this series which are available to acquire from the Print Sales Gallery. Do visit us to see her ‘Topographies of Fragility LI, 2021/2025’ sculptural piece in-person and view the newly arrived portfolio! Explore Ingrid’s work on our website 👉 tpg.org.uk/ingrid Please enquire for further information: printsales@tpg.org.uk / 020 7087 9320. View all the exhibited works in Roots via the link in our bio: tpg.org.uk/roots All proceeds from print sales support @thephotographersgallery’s education and public programmes. Finance options available with @own.art 1. Topographies of Fragility LI, 2021/2025 2. Topographies of Fragility XLVII, 2025 3. Topographies of Fragility XLVI, 2025 4. Topographies of Fragility XLI, 2024 5. Topographies of Fragility XXVII, 2021 6. Topographies of Fragility VI, 2020 7. Topographies of Fragility LII, 2026 @ingridwey
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Roots | Open now – 15 November 2026 Our Print Sales Gallery is open still whilst the main galleries are closed for installation. View our newest group exhibition, Roots. Trees are among the oldest keepers of memory on earth. Rooted in one place for decades, sometimes centuries, they quietly outlast the generations that build homes among them, absorbing and carrying the histories of these cultures and landscapes.   Bringing together photography and mixed media, ‘Roots’ considers trees as living embodiments of origin, memory and belonging. In these works, trees become symbols of cultural heritage, markers of home, and archives of collective memory. Featured artists: Julie Cockburn (b. 1966, UK) - @juliecockburnartist Paul Cupido (b. 1972, The Netherlands) - @paul.cupido Gohar Dashti (b. 1980, Iran) - @dashtigohar Miho Kajioka (b. 1973, Japan) - @mihokajioka Michael Kenna (b. 1953, UK) - @michaelkennaphotography Chrystel Lebas (b. 1966, France) - @chrystel_lebas Pentti Sammallahti (b. 1950, Finland) Ingrid Weyland (b. 1969, Argentina) - @ingridwey Find out more and view the exhibited works online via the link in our bio: tpg.org.uk/roots Prints are available from £675 + VAT, excluding framing. Please enquire for further information about each artist. Get in touch for further details: printsales@tpg.org.uk All proceeds from print sales support @thephotographersgallery’s education and public programmes. Finance options available with @own.art
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Roots | Open now – 15 November 2026 Trees are among the oldest keepers of memory on earth. Rooted in one place for decades, sometimes centuries, they quietly outlast the generations that build homes among them, absorbing and carrying the histories of these cultures and landscapes.   Bringing together photography and mixed media, ‘Roots’ considers trees as living embodiments of origin, memory and belonging. In these works, trees become symbols of cultural heritage, markers of home, and archives of collective memory. Featured artists: Julie Cockburn (b. 1966, UK) - @juliecockburnartist Paul Cupido (b. 1972, The Netherlands) - @paul.cupido Gohar Dashti (b. 1980, Iran) - @dashtigohar Miho Kajioka (b. 1973, Japan) - @mihokajioka Michael Kenna (b. 1953, UK) - @michaelkennaphoto Chrystel Lebas (b. 1966, France) - @chrystel_lebas Pentti Sammallahti (b. 1950, Finland) Ingrid Weyland (b. 1969, Argentina) - @ingridwey Find out more and view the exhibited works online via the link in our bio: tpg.org.uk/roots Prints are available from £675 + VAT, excluding framing. Please enquire for further information about each artist. Get in touch for further details: printsales@tpg.org.uk All proceeds from print sales support @thephotographersgallery’s education and public programmes. Finance options available with @own.art
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Roots, our new exhibition in the Print Sales Gallery is now open! This group exhibition explores the enduring connection between trees, place and identity. Bringing together eight international artists working across photography and mixed media, this exhibition considers trees as living embodiments of memory, resilience and belonging. Featured artists: Julie Cockburn (b. 1966, UK) - @juliecockburnartist Paul Cupido (b. 1972, The Netherlands) - @paul.cupido Gohar Dashti (b. 1980, Iran) - @dashtigohar Miho Kajioka (b. 1973, Japan) - @mihokajioka Michael Kenna (b. 1953, UK) - @michaelkennaphotography Chrystel Lebas (b. 1966, France) - @chrystel_lebas Pentti Sammallahti (b. 1950, Finland) Ingrid Weyland (b. 1969, Argentina) - @ingridwey Roots will be on view 18 September – 15 November 2026. Find out more and preview the exhibited works via the link in our bio: tpg.org.uk/roots Prints are available from £675 + VAT, excluding framing. Please enquire for further information about each artist. Get in touch for further details: printsales@tpg.org.uk All proceeds from print sales support @thephotographersgallery’s education and public programmes. Finance options available with @own.art
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ESTAMPA 2026 - CSF Gallery Del 24 al 27 de septiembre volvemos a ESTAMPA con una selección de ocho artistas de Cómo ser Fotógrafa: Sofía Moro, Fabiola Cedillo, Elena de la Rúa, Ingrid Weyland, Rocío Bueno, Ana Palacios, Clara de Tezanos y Giana De Dier. Este año nuestro stand reúne distintas generaciones, geografías y formas de entender la imagen. Fotografía que dialoga con el collage, la pintura, el archivo, el objeto, la instalación y la escultura. CSF llega a @estampacontemporaryartfair para generar visibilidad, circulación y nuevas oportunidades para las mujeres en la fotografía contemporánea y el mercado del arte. Os esperamos en IFEMA #Madrid 📍 Pabellón 5 · Stand 5B11 📅 24–27 septiembre 2026 #ESTAMPA2026 #ComoSerFotografa #CSFGallery #FotografiaContemporanea #WomenInPhotography #ArteContemporaneo #FotografiaEspañola #WomenArtists
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Opening this Friday | Roots Our new group exhibition opens in the Print Sales Gallery this Friday 18 September! 'Roots' explores the enduring connection between trees, place and identity. Bringing together eight international artists working across photography and mixed media, this exhibition considers trees as living embodiments of memory, resilience and belonging. Featured artists: Julie Cockburn (b. 1966, UK) - @juliecockburnartist Paul Cupido (b. 1972, The Netherlands) - @paul.cupido Gohar Dashti (b. 1980, Iran) - @dashtigohar Miho Kajioka (b. 1973, Japan) - @mihokajioka Michael Kenna (b. 1953, UK) - @michaelkennaphotography Chrystel Lebas (b. 1966, France) - @chrystel_lebas Pentti Sammallahti (b. 1950, Finland) Ingrid Weyland (b. 1969, Argentina) - @ingridwey Roots will be on view 18 September – 15 November 2026. Find out more and preview the exhibited works via the link in our bio: tpg.org.uk/roots Prints are available from £675 + VAT, excluding framing. Please enquire for further information about each artist. Get in touch for further details: printsales@tpg.org.uk All proceeds from print sales support @thephotographersgallery’s education and public programmes. Finance options available with @own.art
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MEET YOICHI KAMIMURA — ART IN BLOOM PODCAST 🎙In this episode of Art in Bloom, I am delighted to welcome Yoichi Kamimura (@camyyu), Japanese visual and sound artist. Drawing from field recordings collected around the world, Yoichi creates deeply sensory soundscapes through installations, performances, video, and painting. He describes the recording process as a form of “meditative hunting,” observing the connections between people and the natural world. In our conversation, Yoichi shares more about his trajectory, how he began sound recording, and the personal perspectives and themes that run through his work. 🎧 The episode is now available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts! Link in bio. #artinbloompodcast Photographs: 1. Waterforest sound installation by Yoichi Kamimura, Kyoto, Japan. 2. Yoichi Kamimura sound recording drift ice in Hokkaido, Japan. 3. Yoichi Kamimura photographed by Ingrid Weyland for her “The Human Fold” series. 4. Yoichi Kamimura’s artwork “Transcribe (265s)”. 5. Yoichi Kamimura photographed by Laryssa Machada sound recording in the Amazon Rainforest, Brazil. 6. Yoichi Kamimuras painting titled “Pelagos (Helsinki Cathedral)”.
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Upcoming in the Print Sales Gallery Roots | Opening 18 September – 15 November 2026 We are delighted to announce our upcoming group exhibition! Roots explores the enduring connection between trees, place and identity. Bringing together eight international artists working across photography and mixed media, this exhibition considers trees as living embodiments of memory, resilience and belonging. Featured artists: Julie Cockburn (b. 1966, UK) - @juliecockburnartist Paul Cupido (b. 1972, The Netherlands) - @paul.cupido Gohar Dashti (b. 1980, Iran) - @dashtigohar Miho Kajioka (b. 1973, Japan) - @mihokajioka Michael Kenna (b. 1953, UK) - @michaelkennaphoto Chrystel Lebas (b. 1966, France) - @chrystel_lebas Pentti Sammallahti (b. 1950, Finland) Ingrid Weyland (b. 1969, Argentina) - @ingridwey Find out more and preview the exhibited works via the link in our bio: tpg.org.uk/roots Prints are available from £675 + VAT, excluding framing. Please enquire for further information about each artist. Get in touch for further details: printsales@tpg.org.uk All proceeds from print sales support @thephotographersgallery’s education and public programmes. Finance options available with @own.art
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There is a particular reverence we hold for original woodwork and historic interiors that are restored rather than replaced. But reverence must sometimes yield to reality. Structural concerns, code requirements, or a family's evolving vision for how they want to live are all important considerations when we are developing a design. In this project, we preserved every original element that could be thoughtfully retained and built a space that embraces color and warmth. It's a home designed to grow alongside the family within it. photo: @jafogel #egcdesign #familyhomedesign #nyctownhouse
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Last week to see Will Robinson, 𝘓𝘰𝘴𝘵 𝘪𝘯 𝘚𝘱𝘢𝘤𝘦 and Ingrid Weyland (@ingridwey), 𝘛𝘰𝘱𝘰𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘱𝘩𝘪𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘍𝘳𝘢𝘨𝘪𝘭𝘪𝘵𝘺. Now on view through August 22 at Foster/White Gallery ___ Ingrid Weyland 𝘛𝘰𝘱𝘰𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘱𝘩𝘪𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘍𝘳𝘢𝘨𝘪𝘭𝘪𝘵𝘺 𝘟𝘟𝘝 & 𝘟𝘟𝘐𝘐𝘐 Archival pigment print Will Robinson 𝘕𝘢𝘶𝘵𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘭 𝘛𝘰𝘵𝘦𝘮 𝘐𝘐𝘐 Conglomerate and serpentine stone
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World Photography Day I want to spotlight the photographers I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with. From immersing in the Atlantic Rainforest to experiencing the Sacred Valley of the Incas, they’ve taught me about seeing. Each brings a distinct practice, a different way of looking. Some turn their lens toward nature, others toward stories often unseen or blur the line between real and artificial. And they all continue to push the boundaries of photography. Congratulations on your day! Photographs: 1. Ingrid Weyland @ingridwey 2. Roberto Huarcaya @robhuarcaya 3. Laura Ferro @__sur__ 4. Thomas Jackson @thomasjackson415 5. Ángela Ponce @angelaponce_photo 6. Jose Alcántara @josealcantara.pe 7. Rainer Gross @rainer_gross 8. Benjamin Langford @blangblang92
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