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Marin Puskaric

2026 · 2025 · 2024 · 2023 · 2022 · 2021
Marin Puskaric

A self-taught photographer, Marin loves experimenting with new techniques. Always curious, they keep exploring new genres and motives.

Series

photoSCHWEIZ 2026

  • Birefluhe

    5 images

    Diese Bilderserie vereint stilistische Elemente und die Materialität der Motive, um eine Gesamtwirkung zu erzeugen und die Schönheit der Alpen im Nebel hervorzubringen.

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photoSCHWEIZ 2025

  • Prime

    4 images

    This work explores the dynamic interplay of shadows, geometric forms and color to transform everyday structures into abstract art. A limited color palette lends a minimalist aesthetic, drawing attention to the sharp contrasts within the structures. The strong shadows create bold distinctions and a sense of visual tension.

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photoSCHWEIZ 2024

  • Symmetry

    1 image

    The two monochrome photographs strike a balance between impeccable symmetry and deliberate asymmetry. Though they differ visually, both evoke a sense of perspective in the viewer.

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photoSCHWEIZ 2023

  • 5 images

    The present work is an experiment with shadow and light; creating new perspectives on Zurich's architectural landmarks.

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photoSCHWEIZ 2022

  • 5 images

    Impressions of Iceland Iceland is a place that provides ample opportunities for stunning photography. Straying away from the popular landmarks, this series of images show the beauty of Iceland in spontaneous shots that are no less captivating.

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photoSCHWEIZ 2021

  • 3 images

    Photography is today’s prime medium of communication. In this flood of images, it is becoming increasingly challenging to make a meaningful and unique contribution of familiar subjects. In his project, Marin seeks to blend architecture with art in Zürich's up-and-coming quarters. He uses shadows to blend architectural forms and create familiar yet new perspectives on familiar subjects.

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