Meka works with both art and documentary photography. Her photographs are often humoristic, detail orientated and very personal.

Fadnavis is educated in photojournalism and her artistic expression is accordingly journalistic, documentary and observing. In relation to the concept behind the FRESH EYES-project few eyes could be fresher; her stay in Aarhus was also the first time she travelled outside India.

Rana ElNemr, visual artist, born 1974 in Egypt. Lives and works in Cairo. Works primarily with photography, exploring urban life, social constructions and architectural traits.

The Chinese photographic, performance, and video artist Liu Jin visited Aarhus in May/June 2015 on a DIVA residency supported by The Danish Arts Foundation. While here, he explored Denmark from coast to coast and created a selection of images for FRESH EYES as well as his own ongoing photographic series exploring common points of cultural heritage affecting people in both China and the west

Nature and culture, East and West, subjects and objects meet in Hyun-Jin Kwak's photo-based art. In her works she lets the potent symbols and myths from her Korean home and childhood reflect and confront the imagery of adult life and the western world.

The Finnish artist Markus Henttonen was on residency in Aarhus for FRESH EYES in august 2015 where locations in Aarhus came under the inspection of his particular photographic eye.

Danish Maja Ingerslev’s contribution to FRESH EYES represents an insider's view, as Ingerslev is the only visual artist participating in the project that both lives and works in Aarhus.

The German photographer Thomas Kellner was the fourth artist to pay Aarhus a visit in connection with FRESH EYES. During his visit to Aarhus he worked to transform his conception of Denmark as a northern country by the seaside into a visual expression.

In the works of Irish photographer Miriam O’Connor, everyday impressions are frequently transformed into artistic expressions through her special talent for observing and sensing beauty in happenstance.

In her photographic work the Portuguese artist Inês d’Orey combines her immediate sense for architectural details and structures with her ability to technically recreate spatial impressions and through the photographic gaze to create poetic and mysterious narratives.

Tom Lovelace spent the month of August 2013 in Aarhus as artist in residence for Fresh Eyes; hosted by Galleri Image. During this research visit Tom immersed himself into the fabric of Aarhus, gaining a unique insight into the character of the city and its inhabitants.