The Venezuelan photographer Fabiola Ferrero is the winner of the 2024 edition with her project Reinas.
Open contest
Closed contest
An open call is to be held for this section and will be open to all photographers under age 35. Entrants will be required to submit an idea for a project related to the theme of the Award.
The winner of this section will receive a mention in the exhibition dedicated to the winner of the nomination section and €20,000 towards the execution of their project idea. The resulting work will become an exhibition when the next edition of the Award is held.
The submitted projects will be selected by an international jury made of reknown professionals.
The Venezuelan photographer Fabiola Ferrero is the winner of the 2024 edition with her project Reinas.
Deloitte’s Photo Grant Open Call
Possibilities
The concept of Possibilities invites us to reflect on the power of the choices that each of us, individually and as part of society and humanity as a whole, can make. As individuals, we are faced with an infinity of possibilities, some of which could change the course of our existence, defining our destiny. But humanity itself is a stage of infinite possibilities. Through the centuries, we have witnessed an endless expansion of our knowledge, our abilities, and our aspirations. However, with this growth also comes the weight of responsibilities and global challenges. The Open Call aims to encourage facing the panorama of possibilities for humankind as a whole, to encourage the choice to act, but also to relinquish, in order to shape a better, fairer, and more sustainable future. It is the task of photographers to urge us to reflect on the multiple directions that each of us could take in our own lives. On the other hand, each shot represents, in itself, an open window to a world of creative possibilities. Through the lens of cameras, it is possible to capture not only the visible reality but also the nuances of human imagination. Possibilities represent the freedom to interpret and tell stories through photographic art.
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