Nina Myndlis (1998) is a photographer and photo editor from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
She began studying photography at the age of thirteen. Experimenting with her mother’s old Yashica, she discovered a strong interest in visual storytelling and the poetic expression of photographic practice. Her personal work mainly focuses on portraying everyday scenes capturing its intimacy and exploring relationships and closeness between people, thinking of photography as a practice of observation and the collection of moments.
She studied with Soledad Allami, Nacho Iasparra, Mata Matayoshi, Iara Kremer, among others visual artists and in 2018 she completed the program in editorial development of photographic projects in school Turma – coordinated by Julieta Escardó.
Some of her photographs have been exhibited in various cultural centers, galleries, events, and collective publications -among them, ArtexArte, Les Rencontres Castelfranc, Letargo Revista, Fisheye Magazine, and Brando La Nación-.
Currently, Nina works as a photo editor, continues to develop her skills through different courses and keeps working on new projects, with her passion for the ocean remaining a great source of inspiration in all of them.
Nina Myndlis (1998) is a photographer and photo editor from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
She began studying photography at the age of thirteen. Experimenting with her mother’s old Yashica, she discovered a strong interest in visual storytelling and the poetic expression of photographic practice. Her personal work mainly focuses on portraying everyday scenes capturing its intimacy and exploring relationships and closeness between people, thinking of photography as a practice of observation and the collection of moments.
She studied with Soledad Allami, Nacho Iasparra, Mata Matayoshi, Iara Kremer, among others visual artists and in 2018 she completed the program in editorial development of photographic projects in school Turma – coordinated by Julieta Escardó.
Some of her photographs have been exhibited in various cultural centers, galleries, events, and collective publications -among them, ArtexArte, Les Rencontres Castelfranc, Letargo Revista, Fisheye Magazine, and Brando La Nación-.
Currently, Nina works as a photo editor, continues to develop her skills through different courses and keeps working on new projects, with her passion for the ocean remaining a great source of inspiration in all of them.