Siarhei Yazlavetski, originally from Belarus and now based in London, UK, is a versatile photographer with a passion for landscapes and documentary photography. His work delves into the realms of self-reflection and the creation of surreal worlds, inviting viewers to explore new facets of themselves and their surroundings.
Having participated in three group exhibitions in Minsk, Belarus, and garnered multiple honourable mentions in photography competitions, Yazlavetski's dedication to his craft is evident. With a background in software engineering, his approach to photography is marked by precision, observation, and a constant search for inspiration in everyday life.
Yazlavetski's commitment to film photography sets him apart, as he utilizes film cameras of various formats to capture his vision. His expertise in various cameras and film techniques allows him to craft images with the desired effect, often employing filters and development methods to enhance his storytelling.
Drawing from his diverse educational background, including master's degrees in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, and Applied Neuroscience, Yazlavetski infuses his photography with a deep philosophical underpinning. His journey with photography began at a young age, captivated by the magic of image creation, but it wasn't until later in life that he fully embraced its potential for profound expression.
Through his lens, Yazlavetski continues to explore the interconnectedness of ideas, concepts, and the human experience, offering viewers a glimpse into his unique perspective on the world.
“There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer.”