Anna Amarova

Anna is a fine art photographer whose work explores the relationship between landscape, architecture, and perception.

Working with photography since 2011, she refined her artistic approach through formal studies at the Higher School of Photography at Moscow (2021–2022). Her practice is informed by a broader engagement with visual art, painting, cinema, and directing, shaping a restrained visual language focused on structure, rhythm, and conceptual clarity.

Anna’s artistic work centers on landscape and architectural forms as vehicles for reflection on balance, tension, and the human presence within natural and constructed environments. Her images are not descriptive but contemplative, inviting the viewer into a space of slowed perception and quiet observation. Each work functions as an autonomous visual statement rather than a documentary record.

Anna is a member of FIAP (Fédération Internationale de l’Art Photographique) and the Russian Geographical Society. Her works have been published in Iconic Magazine and in federal Russian media. Selected works have been presented in curated exhibitions.

Through her practice, Anna seeks to articulate a personal visual philosophy — one that values restraint, ambiguity, and meaning over nar...

Higher school of photography at Moscow