Muskevich Boris

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Boris Muskevich is an Israeli photographer working in the field of black-and-white fine art photography. He was born in Tallinn and now lives and works in Haifa. His photographic journey began in adolescence, with his early career rooted in photojournalism. Later, he fully shifted his focus to art photography — especially female portraiture, architectural form, and minimalist nature studies.

Muskevich has developed a distinct visual language that combines compositional precision, tonal subtlety, and refined sensuality. His aesthetic is inspired by the traditions of 1970s–80s photography. He cites Arnold Newman, Helmut Newton, Jeanloup Sieff, and Saul Leiter among his key influences. His work demonstrates a deep interest in the frame as a space for emotion, rhythm, and silence.

His photographs have been published in Vogue Italia and Marie Claire, exhibited in Haifa and Bratislava, and are held in museum and private collections across Israel, Europe, and the United States. Each print is produced in a limited edition, signed by the artist, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

🖼 ARTIST STATEMENT
There are two ways to approach photography.
The first is to observe and capture reality. The second is to cr...