Between self and work
Welcome to this space!
I'm Alin Nicolae Purcaroiu, a visual artist and photographer born in Romania. I hold a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Bucharest National University of Arts, where I honed my craft and developed a deep appreciation for the visual arts.
For nearly two decades, I’ve immersed myself in the world of photography, refining my skills and refining my craft. My experience spans across various domains, including portraiture, advertising, PR imagery, editorial, product photography, and corporate. Over the past years, I’ve specialized as a photographer, collaborating with diverse clients to create compelling and impactful imagery.
Whether you're here to explore my work or collaborate on a new project, I’m excited to share my vision and expertise with you. Let’s create something together!
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For fifteen years, photography has been my way of revealing truth, not a service, but a way of living.
My work is not for everyone.
It is not for those who want images polished for status or shallow approval.
It is for those who dare to look deeper, who understand that a photograph is not decoration, but testimony, and resist superficiality.
It is not for those who want images polished for status or shallow approval.
It is for those who dare to look deeper, who understand that a photograph is not decoration, but testimony, and resist superficiality.
Every frame is an encounter with what is fragile, raw, and real.
Beauty, to me, is not a mask, it is authenticity breaking through appearances.
I do not chase trends.
I do not photograph to please algorithms or feed the endless scroll.
I photograph to preserve what deserves to be remembered, and to give form to the invisible ties between people, places, time, and creation.
I do not photograph to please algorithms or feed the endless scroll.
I photograph to preserve what deserves to be remembered, and to give form to the invisible ties between people, places, time, and creation.
Integrity comes first.
Because true photography is not about how you are seen, but about who you are.
Because true photography is not about how you are seen, but about who you are.
This is my commitment:
To work only with those who value honesty over vanity, depth over spectacle, and essence over surface.
To create images that do not just impress, but endure.
To work only with those who value honesty over vanity, depth over spectacle, and essence over surface.
To create images that do not just impress, but endure.
Photography, for me, is not a product.
It is a dialogue.
It is freedom, embodied in form.
It is a dialogue.
It is freedom, embodied in form.