Igor Martiniouk is a Ukrainian-American photographer from New York. He participated in the Eddie Adams Workshop and graduated from the Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism Program at the International Center for Photography (ICP) in 2025. At ICP, he captured the resilience of Ukrainian youth in his long-term project, DIA/spora. DIA/spora was featured in the ICP student exhibition “Look Up.” Before this, Igor received a BA in History at Vassar College, where he focused on conflict, colonization, and media production. In addition to his own photography work, Igor curated and opened three exhibits, “Ukraine Before and After February 24th,” “Glory to the Heroes,” and “Unbreakable,” where he collaborated with award-winning photographers such as Oksana Parafeniuk, Nicole Tung, and Andriy Dubchak to bring awareness to the ongoing Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine. During his studies, Igor documented student life for his school’s communications department and served as the photo editor at the student-run paper, the Miscellany News.
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