Conceptual Fine Art Photography
Driven by curiosity and exploring identity through symbolism
Katerina Iacovides is a visual artist working between conceptual fine art and cinematic portraiture.
Using sculptural light, layered exposures, and intentional staging, she explores identity and presence in transition. Symbolic props and controlled gesture form part of a distinct visual language — where narrative is constructed rather than captured.
Her practice spans independent art projects and cinematic portraiture for creatives building distinctive visual identities. Her work has been exhibited in galleries across London, including the London Pavilion, JM Gallery in Notting Hill, 54 The Gallery in Mayfair, and Candid Arts Trust in Islington.
Ongoing Project - Conceptual Portraiture
A collection of self-directed conceptual works exploring identity, symbolism, and transformation through cinematic composition and sculpted light.
Each piece is built as a visual narrative — where styling, gesture, and atmosphere are intentionally constructed to evoke emotion and presence.
Select creative collaborations and commissioned projects in this style are considered upon inquiry.
Project - Becoming
Composed through layered long exposures, these works merge movement and form within a single frame. Time is recorded rather than captured, revealing presence as becoming — and identity in flux.
