Nadav Kander is considered one of the preeminent photographers working today and is regarded for his portraiture of world leaders and cultural icons, as well as his landscapes for their singular ability to communicate a sense of emotion and place. He holds countless awards and accolades including, The Prix Pictet for his seminal work Yangtze The Long River, and his work in the permanent collection of The National Portrait Gallery of King Charles III.

As a director he quickly made his mark, always in search of ways to express the human condition. Nadav relishes the opportunity to make a simple concept outstanding. His “No More” campaign for the NFL and Grey, premiered during the Super Bowl to over 100 million people and helped spark a national conversation about protection for victims of domestic violence. Christie’s and Droga5 “The Last Da Vinci”, captured the raw emotion of observing the Leonardi Di Vinci’s ‘Salvator Mundi’ becoming a viral phenomenon, garnering attention from The New York Times, The Guardian and more as well as coveting multiple Cannes Lions. Embracing his role as an outsider, he explores the edges and peripheries of society. He enjoys the paradox where something mundane is photographed beautifully, or something beautiful is photographed mundanely.