My name is Vera Gotseva. I’m a photographer and a specialist in psychodynamic group work and photo analysis. I work with individuals and teams in transition, creating spaces for connection, personal growth, and creative transformation through techniques drawn from psychology and photography.
Purely photographically, I am a photographer in the classic sense of the word—I work for a long time on a project, usually a social one, which always culminates in an exhibition. For me, photography is a visual language and a way of life, not a profession bound by genre. All of my documentary projects are attempts to give a visual voice to those who are often invisible—to illuminate those places within us as individuals and as a society for which we are still searching for words.
My long-standing practice in trainings, courses, and documentary projects has naturally evolved into the creation of the Lomovera Foundation. Through it, I continue to develop initiatives at the intersection of art, education, and psychology, supporting both individual growth and social change. The foundation allows me to bring together my experience as a photographer and facilitator into projects that nurture dialogue, visibility, and transformation on a broader scale.
Get in touch with me if you’re looking for a space to recharge, gain clarity, and deepen your connection with yourself or your team. I collaborate with organizations to design experiences that foster emotional awareness, resilience, and meaningful team relationships. I lead formats that develop team dynamics, emotional intelligence, leadership, and goal setting through imagery, shared experiences, and authenticity. For individuals on a path of personal development, I work with photo analysis and regularly organize workshops and long-term group processes where photography becomes a bridge to oneself and to others.
