Two women on a sunlit terrace, one leaning against a balustrade in patterned dress, the other in white viewed from behind.
A framed black-and-white photograph of two women on a terrace hangs above a wooden sideboard with vases and stacked books.
Two women with light hair and sunglasses are positioned on a sunlit terrace, one leaning against a balustrade, the other in the foreground.
Framed black-and-white photograph on a wall above a light wood cabinet, with a vase of tall flowers and a desk lamp nearby.
A framed black-and-white photograph shows two women on a sunlit terrace, one leaning on a balustrade and another standing below.
Two women are visible on a curved outdoor terrace, one leaning against a balustrade while the other faces her from the foreground.
A framed black-and-white photograph shows two women on a sunlit terrace, one seated on a balustrade and another seen from behind.
A large black-and-white photograph on a wall shows two women on a sunlit terrace, one leaning on a balustrade, the other seen from behind.
Two women on a sunlit terrace, one leaning against a balustrade in patterned dress, the other seen from behind descending stairs.
A close-up view of a sharp black frame corner with a white surface and a partial dark geometric shape near the top edge.
A woman in a light dress with her hair pulled back is seen from behind, reaching out with one arm near a sunlit outdoor area.
A rolled sheet of paper with a printed label partially slides out of a black and white cylindrical tube, next to a white plastic lid.

Harper's B., Cape Town

Nikola Borissov

ARCHIVED ARTWORK

This artwork is part of the curatorial history of MONOCHROME Hub Gallery, showcasing the work of a past guest artist.

It is not available for purchase but remains visible as part of our public archive.

A GUEST ARTIST. A SHARED VISION. A CURATED DIALOGUE.

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FEATURED SERIES

WOMEN

CORRIDA

DOCUMENTARY

NUDE

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PHOTOGRAPHY AS REFLECTION.

THESE SERIES INVITE YOU TO SLOW DOWN, LOOK CLOSER, AND RETURN — AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Previously discovered