Beyond awards, his work has been featured by Der Greif (Guest Room, curated by Charlotte Jansen and Christine Serchia; New Year's Feature 2026, curated by Francesca Hummler); included in Worlds in View, curated by Thomas Gerwers, during OFF Arles 2026, with accompanying publication in Profifoto's August 2026 issue; and selected by Emanuele Cucuzza for inclusion in both the Artsper and AsteDams photo auctions. Additional features include Seen Zeen and FOTOSLOVO Art Fair 2026.

Originally from London, he spent over three decades working as a cinematographer before turning to still photography as a way to navigate profound personal upheaval. His work now focuses on illness, identity, vulnerability, departure, and the emotional textures of everyday life.

Much of his recent work, including the ongoing project BREATHE, explores the impact of chronic uncertainty and survival on both body and self and how these experiences shape one’s place in the world. Other series, such as A Home That No Longer Exists, examine the imprint of place, memory, and the ruptures of emigration.

Benjamin Battersby is a British photographer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Drawing on his background in visual storytelling, Battersby’s photographs are quiet, observant, and emotionally charged, circling the space between presence and absence, documentation and memory.

His work has received international recognition, including Gold and Second Place at PX3 Paris; Silver at the New York Photography Awards; Bronze in Storytelling and People's Choice at the 1839 Photography Awards; Honorable Mention at the 1839 Color Photography Awards 2026; Honorable Mentions at IPA 2025 and 2026; and Photo of the Month at the BBA One Shot Awards. He was shortlisted for the 2024 Salón Nacional de Artes Visuales in Argentina.