I founded ZONE in 2018 as a personal research project, which gradually evolved into an independent publisher and a photography based visual arts platform, with ever growing branches.

Through ZONE, I produce monographs, artists’ books, and collective publications, while cultivating dialogues between artists and their audience across print, online platforms, and exhibitions.

I am drawn to works that suggest rather than show, that whisper instead of shout, that unfold slowly and resist immediate clarity. Works that hold ambiguity, allow multiple exits, and remain open.

Over time, ZONE has become a community of artists, researchers, and curious minds. Within it, Archival Zone functions as a collective curatorial space for those working with found material, recontextualizing images, sounds, and videos and opening them to new meanings.