Inspired by the concept of storytelling Mark Nozeman uses various publishing methods in the field of documentary photography; from books and exhibitions to online digital media. The knowledge and insights of multidisciplinary partnerships plays an important part in the realisation of common projects.
Previous projects received several generous grants to publish the often personal stories about social society and identity in Latin America and post-conflict (Balkan) regions in Europe. His work has been published in Dutch Newspapers (NRC Next, Volkskrant, Trouw, De Correspondent) and (inter)national photo magazines.
Commissioned projects, exhibitions and self published books are achieved with the genereus support of Dutch and international funds. Previous projects were on display at International Photo festival Noorderlicht ‘ Human Conditions’ (2009) and the exhibition ‘Young (in) Serbia’ at the Amsterdam Melkweg Gallery and Artget Gallery Belgrade Serbia (2010). New perspectives emerged during Northern Lights Masterclass. 2011/2012 (Noorderlicht/Groningen). More recently in 2014 Mark Nozeman was invited by Mondriaan Foundation to work as an Artist in Residence at Townhouse Cairo.
Mark Nozeman (1971) studied history and subsequently at the St. Joost Academy of Fine Arts to develop a personal style and vision on photography. After graduation (BFA) in 1998 one of his first awarded assignments took him to the Middle-East. During his time in the Middle East Mark became aware that even such seemingly innocent as the photographic capture of archaeological excavation sites is a loaded issue when historical fiction is part of contemporary society.
A temporary function in the photography photography collection of the National Museum of Ethnology (RMV) encouraged a continuous fascination with the theme of landscape and memory. Different free-lance jobs followed in the context of documentary and applied editorial photography. Today Mark lives and works in Amsterdam.
Previous projects received several generous grants to publish the often personal stories about social society and identity in Latin America and post-conflict (Balkan) regions in Europe. His work has been published in Dutch Newspapers (NRC Next, Volkskrant, Trouw, De Correspondent) and (inter)national photo magazines.
Commissioned projects, exhibitions and self published books are achieved with the genereus support of Dutch and international funds. Previous projects were on display at International Photo festival Noorderlicht ‘ Human Conditions’ (2009) and the exhibition ‘Young (in) Serbia’ at the Amsterdam Melkweg Gallery and Artget Gallery Belgrade Serbia (2010). New perspectives emerged during Northern Lights Masterclass. 2011/2012 (Noorderlicht/Groningen). More recently in 2014 Mark Nozeman was invited by Mondriaan Foundation to work as an Artist in Residence at Townhouse Cairo.
Mark Nozeman (1971) studied history and subsequently at the St. Joost Academy of Fine Arts to develop a personal style and vision on photography. After graduation (BFA) in 1998 one of his first awarded assignments took him to the Middle-East. During his time in the Middle East Mark became aware that even such seemingly innocent as the photographic capture of archaeological excavation sites is a loaded issue when historical fiction is part of contemporary society.
A temporary function in the photography photography collection of the National Museum of Ethnology (RMV) encouraged a continuous fascination with the theme of landscape and memory. Different free-lance jobs followed in the context of documentary and applied editorial photography. Today Mark lives and works in Amsterdam.