Looking with a democratic eye

„Un(subjects)“ invites viewers to rethink the hierarchies typically

imposed by the photographic frames. The photo essay advocates

for a democratic approach to viewing, where every aspect of the

image is seen with equal importance — by rejecting the seemingly

primary subjects, or giving authority to the secondary or tertiary

entities you see, or by seeing the things that are not in the frame.

It encourages us to shift our gaze, to notice and consider

every symbol, motif, and „absent“ element as integral parts

of the whole narrative. By promoting an egalitarian visual

engagement, the photos suggest the observer to unselect

the subjects and put the focus on the absence of hierarchy.