My name is Idan Brull. Born '82, Jerusalem, Israel.

I am a BFA graduate in Photography (2010) from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem.

After moving to The Netherlands in 2012 I continued my studies at various institutions such as:

Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam,

AKV St. Joost Academy in Breda and Leiden University.

I also worked as a photographer for various organisations:

"Yad Ben Zvi" Institute and The Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

GDY Housing and Mediamatic Foundation in Amsterdam.

Since 2019 I am living in Utrecht and operating a small home photo studio.

I use digital as well as analog cameras, but personally prefer using film cameras as my main photographic tool- for the feel, experience, its material uniqueness (unpredictable at times) and for its archival aspect.

Camera equipment I currently own/use:

-Nikon Z5 full-frame mirrorless digital camera with 85mm Nikkor Z f/1.8 lens.

-Mamiya 6 medium format rangefinder camera with 75mm Mamiya f/3.5 lens.

-Mamiya C330 TLR medium format camera with 80mm Mamiya Sekor f/2.8 lens.

-Leica M3 rangefinder camera with 40mm Summicron f/2 lens.

For more of my work please see:

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-"Dear Dora"

A personal family archival research project that was collected and curated from 2014 till 2020 and is now part of the "Jewish monument of names" website.

The website is maintained and operated by the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam.

-"Le Flaneur"

Video short. Screened at the "EYE" Film Museum in Amsterdam, 2015 as part of "EYE on Art" program:

Re-Action in F(ilm): Research lab,

St. Joost, Master of Photography.