Born in Tel Aviv, raised in Johannesburg, and living in London, renowned photographic artist Nadav Kander has lived almost 50 years with a camera in hand. He’s photographed President Obama, David Attenborough, Sophia Loren, Werner Herzog, and David Lynch. He’s traveled from Rome and Los Angeles to Chernobyl, Kazakhstan, and the Yangtze river in China. Movement for Nadav has always served as a means for deeper knowledge. Through his travels, Nadav has been able to interrogate the human condition and produce work that is quietly brave and exudes rawness and honesty. Whether you’re looking at one of his vast landscapes or an intimate portrait, there’s an eerie stillness and sense of solitude within the frame. From his studio in Kentish Town, Nadav spoke with us about enduring cultural histories, soho in the ’80s and where he seeks inspiration in London.

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