SCA Photography + Media

Can Aksoy, a Turkish-Bulgarian architect, photographer, photojournalist, and filmmaker, commands a multifaceted practice spanning architecture, design, photography, film, and digital media. Based in London, United Kingdom, he integrates interdisciplinary expertise into visual storytelling. Can directs SCA Studio Can Aksoy, a digital media arts studio registered in the United Kingdom, specialising in digital design, avant-garde filmmaking, photography, and visual narrative development. SCA collaborates with visionary thinkers, artists, global brands, institutions, and research collectives to spearhead concept development, art direction, prototyping, artificial intelligence, and production, forging bold visualisations of abstract concepts and speculative realities. Can Aksoy’s creative output dominates global platforms, earning widespread acclaim. His experimental short film Psyche secured official selection at the Oxford International Short Film Festival 2023 and the Performance Film & Media Short Film Festival in London, where it earned a nomination for Best Horror Film, and was featured at Raindance Film Festival’s Open Shorts Night in London’s West End. His distinguished work Silencio claimed a nomination for Best Experimental Film at the Oxford International Short Film Festival in 2019. His photography, equally commanding, has been published in Getty Images, Vogue Magazine’s PhotoVogue, and numerous international newspapers, including The Telegraph, solidifying his influence in visual storytelling worldwide. In 2018, Can founded SCA Studio Can Aksoy to blaze new trails in filmmaking, photography, and digital media, asserting an uncompromising vision for cinematic storytelling. His work, reigning over horror, psychoanalysis, and independent cinema, wields psychoanalytic principles to penetrate the unconscious mind and expose the unseen forces shaping human nature. SCA Studio Can Aksoy relentlessly drives innovation in visual storytelling, partnering with brands and creatives to craft audacious cinematic works that shatter conventions and redefine perspectives.