a Story, in Light & Form

Photography & Design, Authored Together

Artumentary Photography &
Design as Storytelling

Olga Dimenshtein — photography / Artëm Tamazov — design objects

Two authors working as one.

Olga photographs presence — not performance.

Artëm gives memory a physical form.

Image and form stay in one language, from the first moment to what remains.

A wedding doesn't need directing. It already has its rhythm. ❡ What matters is what's real: light, breath, distance, touch.

Photography happens inside the moment, without interruption. ❡ Design is built with intention — never decoration for its own sake.

The aim is coherence: between what you see and what you can hold. ❡ Not highlights, but continuity.

The day passes. The form remains. ❡ So memory can be returned to — quietly, precisely. ❡ Not as nostalgia. As presence.

Photography Stories

We photograph the day from within it. ❡ Not as a sequence of highlights, but as continuity. ❡ Light, pauses, distance, touch — the things that cannot be staged. ❡ A story that holds its rhythm, even years later.

Enter Photography Stories

A day becomes a story.
A story takes form.

Design Objects

We design what remains. ❡ Invitations, paper systems, albums — conceived as one tactile language. ❡ Typography, material, binding: choices that give the story a body. ❡ Not decoration. Form with intention.

Enter Design Objects

A day becomes a story.
A story takes form.

Words from Couples

"We felt seen, without being directed."

Alice & Thomas — Liguria

"Your presence was calm. We forgot the camera existed."

Marija & Daniele — Tuscany

"The album feels like a real object, not a product. We keep coming back to it."

Virginia & Guido — Liguria

"You understood the rhythm of the day without directing it. Everything stayed true."

Name & Name — Italy

Contact us

If you're planning a wedding, the Inquiry form is the clearest way to begin.

It gives us the rhythm, the place, and what matters.

If you prefer a short message, email is enough — we'll ask only what's missing.