Winners of 18th International Caricature and Cartoon Contest of Vianden-Luxembourg 2025

 

 

1st Prize: Heibat Ahmadi – Iran

 

2nd Prize:  Zygmunt Zaradkiewicz – Poland

 

3rd Prize: Tommy Thomdean – Indonesia

 

 

Honorable Mention: Goran Divac – Serbia

 

 

Honorable Mention: Hamid Soufi – Iran

 

 

Honorable Mention: Mikhael Zlatkovsky – Russia

 

 

Honorable Mention: Ivailo Tsvetkov – Bulgaria

 

Selection list:

 

 

Arben Meksi – Albania

 

Bernd Eisert – Germany

 

Helmut Jacek – Germany

 

Jan Tomaschoff – Germany

 

Valeriu Kurtu – Germany

 

Ulrike Wodner – Germany

 

Steffen Jahsnowski – Germany

 

Ameen Alhabarah – Saudi Arabia

 

Hule Hanusic – Austria

 

Klaus Pitter – Austria

 

Constantin Sunnerberg – Belgium

 

Luc Vernimmen – Belgium

 

Olivier Jaminot – Belgium

 

Norbert Van Yperzele – Belgium

 

Raphael Donay – Belgium

 

Luc Descheemaeker – Belgium

 

Tony Tasco – Belgium

 

Raed Khalil – Belgium

 

Goran Krčmar – Bosnia and Herzegovina

 

Cau Gomez – Brazil

 

Ivailo Tsvetkov – Bulgaria

 

Alla Chavdar Georgiev – Bulgaria

 

Bruce MacKinnon – Canada

 

Fan Lintao – China

 

Liu Qiang – China

 

Fan Lintao – China (listed twice)

 

Zhang Yong – China

 

Wang Xuewei – China

 

Huseyin Cakmak – Cyprus

 

Damir Novak – Croatia

 

Mojmir Mihatov – Croatia

 

Nikola Listeš – Croatia

 

Tin Horvat – Croatia

 

Alfredo Martirena – Cuba

 

Fakher Amareh – United Arab Emirates

 

David Vela – Spain

 

Ana Varela – Spain

 

Anne Derenne – Spain

 

Roman Matkiewicz – Estonia

 

Felipe Galindo – United States

 

Bernard Bouton – France

 

Manuel Arriaga – Spain

 

Jean-Loïc Bélom – France

 

Nader Hafezi – France

 

Georgopalis Dimitris – Greece

 

Gergely Bacsa – Hungary

 

Tommy Thomdean – Indonesia

 

Ghost Harsanta – Indonesia

 

Amir Dehghan – Iran

 

Arash Ekramifar – Iran

 

Farzane Vaziri – Iran

 

Ebrahim Ghanei – Iran

 

Ehsan Ganji – Iran

 

Hassan Amidi – Iran

 

Hossein Naghib – Iran

 

Hamid Soufi – Iran

 

Esmaeil Babaei – Iran

 

Heibat Ahmadi – Iran

 

Javad Takjoo – Iran

 

Mahmoud Barkhordari – Iran

 

Mahmood Nazari – Iran

 

Marzieh Khanizadeh – Iran

 

Mohammad Saleh Razm Hosseini – Iran

 

Majid Amini – Iran

 

Mehdi Afradi – Iran

 

Mona Mardani – Iran

 

Mohsen Ebrahimi – Iran

 

Salar Eshratkhah – Iran

 

Agim Sulaj – Italy

 

Andrea Pecchia – Italy

 

Sergey Birkle – Kazakhstan

 

Alex Alberg – Luxembourg

 

Ingo Schandeler – Luxembourg

 

Nicolas Tholl – Luxembourg

 

Ronny Peiffer – Luxembourg

 

Arturo Rosas – Mexico

 

Darko Drljevic – Montenegro

 

Muzaffar Yulchiboev – Uzbekistan

 

Anneke van Steijn – Netherlands

 

Eric Peter van der Wal – Netherlands

 

Edwin Perale – Peru

 

Darius Dabrowski – Poland

 

David Krysta – Poland

 

Gregor Sobczak – Poland

 

Henryk Cebula – Poland

 

Magdalena Wosik – Poland

 

Pawel Kuczynski – Poland (listed twice)

 

Zbigniew Piszczako – Poland

 

Zygmunt Zaradkiewicz – Poland

 

Costel Patrascan – Romania

 

Horia Crisan – Romania

 

Alexander Shmidt – Russia

 

Alexei Talimonov – Russia

 

Igor Smirnov – Russia

 

Mikhail Zlatkovsky – Russia

 

Sergey Kokarev – Russia

 

Goran Divac – Serbia

 

Milorad Rankov – Serbia

 

Miro Stefanovic – Serbia

 

Dusan Gadjanski – Serbia

 

Toso Borkovik – Serbia

 

Mohsen Izadi – Sweden

 

Tawan Chuntraskawvong – Thailand

 

Kamran Sokhanpardaz – Turkey

 

Hasan Erocak – Turkey

 

Hicabi Demirci – Turkey

 

Serpil Kar – Turkey

 

Seyit Saatci – Turkey

 

Zeki Bol – Turkey

 

Oğuz Gürel – Turkey

 

Musa Gumus – Turkey

 

Konstantin Kazanchev – Ukraine

 

Mikhael Mayevsky – Ukraine

 

Igor Lukyanchenko – Ukraine

 

Oleg Gutsol – Ukraine (listed twice)

 

Oleksiy Kustovsky – Ukraine

 

Oleh Smal – Ukraine

 

Sergiy Riabokon – Ukraine