Filippo D’Alessandro
Member of the AVS collective
View portfolioART VISION SYNDICATEStreet. Documentary. Art. Reportage.
The city. A different view.
AVS stands for Art Vision Syndicate: an international platform and photography collective for street photography and photographic art.
The collective, editorial artist profiles and media each have their own section here.
AVS / YETAExplore
Explore AVS.
Who belongs to the collective, whom YETA profiles and what the journal publishes: explore the three sections and their respective content.
The AVS collective
Meet AVS collective members Matti Duerr, Fili (Filippo D’Alessandro) and Marc Hairman, and explore their photographic work.
Artist profiles
YETA introduces artists and their work. Publication of a profile does not automatically imply membership in the AVS collective.
Media & journal
YETA – Your Eyes To Art is AVS’s editorial media section, with the journal, essays, photobooks, close readings, exhibition tips and magazine archive.
The AVS collective
The people behind the images.
Meet AVS collective members Matti Duerr, Fili (Filippo D’Alessandro) and Marc Hairman, and explore their photographic work.
Matti Duerr
Member of the AVS collective
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Marc Hairman
Member of the AVS collective
View portfolioCollective / Photo stories
Images in conversation.
City Signals
Colour, reflections and graphic signs in the city.
Explore photo stories
Flüchtige Nähe
Gestures, movement and encounters between shadow and sunlight.
Explore photo storiesEditorial encounters with artists
Artist profiles
YETA introduces artists and their work. Publication of a profile does not automatically imply membership in the AVS collective.
YETA · Your Eyes To Art
Alexander
Schönberg.
An encounter with Alexander Schönberg and his photographic work.
Read the portraitMedia section / YETA
Media & journal
YETA – Your Eyes To Art is AVS’s editorial media section, with the journal, essays, photobooks, close readings, exhibition tips and magazine archive.
Kunsthalle München
Barcelona moderna.
From Gaudí to Picasso
A city in transition: around 160 works explore Catalan Modernisme between 1880 and 1914. Painting, architecture and design meet the young Picasso.