Eva Berler's Photographic Practice Wins Sony Award, Enters Museum Collection
Eva Berler, a photographer who shifted from marketing to pursue creative endeavors full-time in 2019, focuses on the often-ignored aspects of daily life. Her project "Suspended Worlds" earned the Wildlife and Nature title in the Professional category at the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards and is now part of the Museum of Avant-Garde's permanent contemporary collection in Switzerland. Berler's artistry highlights delicate textures and serene instances, influenced by literature, music, cinema, and painting. She has ventured into handmade techniques like Polaroid emulsion lifts, cyanotypes, and linocut printing. In 2022, she released "Little Miracles" via iFocus Editions and plans to self-publish "Tracing the Unseen" in 2026. Her education includes seminars in Greece and an online course from the Museum of Modern Art in New York. She champions the idea of appreciating the beauty in everyday moments.
Key facts
- Eva Berler dedicated herself fully to creative work in 2019 after years in marketing.
- Her series 'Suspended Worlds' won the Wildlife and Nature category in the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards.
- 'Suspended Worlds' entered the permanent contemporary collection of the Museum of Avant-Garde in Switzerland.
- Berler published 'Little Miracles' in 2022 through iFocus Editions.
- She self-published 'Tracing the Unseen' in 2026.
- She has expanded into handmade processes including Polaroid emulsion lifts, cyanotypes, and linocut printing.
- Berler studied in Greece and completed MoMA's 'Seeing Through Photographs' online course.
- Her personal phrase 'my little mundane world' encapsulates her approach.
Entities
Artists
- Eva Berler
Institutions
- Museum of Avant-Garde
- Museum of Modern Art
- iFocus Editions
- AATONAU
Locations
- Greece
- New York
- Switzerland
Sources
- AATONAU —