Works from the series I’m Still Here have been shortlisted for the 2024 Aesthetica Art Prize. The shortlisted works will be exhibited in a exhibittedn at York Art Gallery, UK from 16 February – 21 April 2024.

Our War, a selection of images from Edgar Martins’ new project titled Anton’s hand is made of guilt, no muscle or bone. He has two clinically depressed fingers and an angry thumb received the highest accolade at the International Photography Awards 2023, in the Film/Analogue Portrait category.

Our War, a selection of images from Edgar Martins’ new project titled “Anton’s hand is made of guilt, no muscle or bone. He has two clinically depressed fingers and an angry thumb”, has won the Juror’s Choice Award at the Hariban Prize 2023. Selected by Nestan Nijaradz, this work-in-progress project is based on a poignant and very personal story and experience: the death and disappearance of the artist’s good friend, photojournalist Anton Hammerl, during the 2011 Libyan war.

Edgar Martins’ new project Anton’s hand is made of guilt, no muscle or bone. He has two clinically depressed fingers and an angry thumb, wins the Portrait Category of the SONY World Photography Awards 2023. The artist also took the main prize of the evening: Photographer of the year.

No Man is an Island, a dypthic from the series What Photography & Inc. have in Common with an Empty Vase has been nominated for the Sovereign Portuguese Art Prize 2022.

Ron’s Hand is made from Guilt has been selected as a finalist in the Hangar Prize PhotoBrussels Festival 2021. This work will be on show during the 6th edition of […]

For the second year running Edgar Martins’ work is shortlisted for the Meitar Award for Execrllence in Photography. This year the series What Photography & Inc. have in Common with an Empty Vase was the selected work. The work of the nominated artists will be on show during the 9th edition of Photo Israel, from 17 – 27 Nov 2021.

Ron’s Hand is made of Guilt, no Muscle or Bone. He has two clinically depressed fingers and an angry thumb  has made the shortlist in the PHMuseum Photography Grant 2021.

Images from the series Landscaped Beyond:The Burden of Proof were among the winning entries in the BJP’s 1854 Decade of Change awards. An exhibition of winners will be presented at the Hong Kong Museum of Climate Change on June 10 2021.

What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty Vase wins the inaugural Portrait  of Humanity Photography Prize 2020.

What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty Vase is among the shortlist for the best photobook of the year @ the Paris Photo & Aperture Foundation Photobook Awards 2020.

Works from the series The Strange Case of Achilles and the Tortoise are among the winners of the Hangar Prize 05 and will be exhibited  at the PhotoBrussels Festival: The World Within, at theHangar Centre, Brussels, Belgium, from 21 Jan – 27 Mar 2021.