We invite photographers to submit work for an upcoming exhibition centered around the theme: Inscrutable.

What lies beneath the unreadable? What happens when clarity becomes elusive?

Inscrutable asks photographic artists to explore ambiguity, opacity, mystery, and the unknowable through the lens.

We seek work that resists easy interpretation—images that conceal more than they reveal, that provoke questions without offering answers.

We encourage artists to consider the words of William Klein:

“What would please me most is to make photographs as incomprehensible as life.”

Interpret the theme as broadly or as intimately as you wish.

Consider the facades we present to the world, the cryptic nature of certain landscapes or structures, the tension between documentation and distortion, or the power of abstraction and silence in visual language.