Misha Gordin is a contemporary conceptual photographer known for his striking black and white images that delve into the depths of human experience, emotion, and existential contemplation. Born in Latvia, Gordin’s work is heavily influenced by his experiences growing up under Soviet rule, imbuing his photography with themes of freedom, oppression, and the human spirit. His distinctive approach combines traditional darkroom techniques with surreal and often abstract compositions, creating visually compelling images that challenge the viewer’s perception and invite deeper reflection. Misha Gordin’s photography is characterized by its use of stark contrasts, minimalist landscapes, and the human figure, often isolated or multiplied in empty spaces to evoke a sense of universality and timelessness. Midjourney represents this style rather well. While not showing the tension and emotional upheaval characteristic for Misha Gordin’s original work, it still pays good tribute to his black and white conceptual photographs and installations. The Midlibrary score is 9/9.