“Out of the Cave” by Pep Pérez Guarro explores what it is to be out in the open again and in contact with nature.
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My Kind of Femininity by Gloria Berenice Moreno
With her series “My Kind of Femininity” Gloria Berenice Moreno explores and celebrates the intrinsically subjective meaning of femininity, allowing people to celebrate their own kind of femininity and challenge the age-old, patriarchal social constructs.
Looking for Paradise by Lars Kemnitz
“Looking for Paradise” by Lars Kemnitz is a story about missing nature and wanting to reconnect with it and not knowing how to do so.
Urban Renaissance by Christophe Boussamba
In his latest series “Urban Renaissance”, Christophe Boussamba explores the lockdown and pursues the in-between.
East of Eden by Michel Nguie
In his work, Michel Nguie hunts for the spontaneous and the daily, while making the invisible visible through film photography.
If You Ever See Me Lying On a Hill by Milena Pazos
A collaboration between Milena Pazos and Dana Crasser that explores the relationship between movement and the relegated natural spaces available in the city.
Broad Lane by Chris O’Connell
“Broad Lane” by Chris O’Connell is a series of photos he took in his family home ten years after his mother passed away.
(A Walk Around) The Desolate Barras, Glasgow Mid Lockdown by Shelly Foreshaw
Shelly Foreshaw’s mid lockdown series with musician and frontwoman Anna Acquroff is a reminder of the very peculiar and extraordinary times we’re living.
Pluto by Dana Crasser
With her latest series, “Pluto”, photographer and model Dana Crasser tries to show how wonderful restraint, shyness and coincidence can be.
Riviera: Photographs of Palm Springs by John Brian King
“Riviera: Photographs of Palm Springs”, a collection of eerie fragments of existence left behind in one city, is John Brian King ‘s latest book, published by Spurl Editions.
Allos by Madison Lloyd
“Allos” by Madison Lloyd is a series about his younger twin siblings and the realization of their shared distinctive connection.
Ten Minutes Away by Colin Aherne
“Ten Minutes Away” is a series shot by Berlin based photographer Colin Aherne during lockdown on a ten minute radius from his apartment.
Pieces of Me Through Montreal by Bliss Mutanda
“A visual journal of the world and I. I capture what others see but dismiss, I capture what they do see and feel for.” – Bliss Mutanda
Infinite Confined by Jérémy Rico
“I experienced confinement as a question of scale. From withdrawal to horizon. From the self to the near, to the far.” – Jérémy Rico
I Had a Dream Yesterday by Milena Pazos
Milena Pazos documents a trip she took with her close friends and explores teenagehood, its ending and the role friendship has in it.
Moments in Between Madness by Joseph Rovegno
“Moments in Between Madness” by Joseph Rovegno features a reflective time in a quarantined New York City.
To My Friends by Joana Betzner
Joana Betzner is back with a new series dedicated to her friends: “We are born here in this shape, in this body, in this world, in this galaxy, (…)”.
My Religious Silence by Vincenzo Farenza
”People disappear and an enchanted city emerges. Finally I can perceive that hidden silence and like a prayer it echoes (…)” – Vincenzo Farenza
Fragments by Molly Goodspeed
With “Fragments” Molly Goodspeed finds joy in photography, a medium that allows her to remember, to romanticize and to understand.
Capìtulo 73 by Astra Marina Cabras
“Capìtulo 73” is a love story inspired by Julio Cortazar’s novel “Rayuela” and shot by Astra Marina Cabras in Paris, at Hotel Amour.
Where Is The Beauty Then? by Artem Nadyozhin
“Where Is The Beauty Then?” is a story of Alice in anti-Wonderland, with candy-like psychedelic makeup and distorted proportions, shot by Artem Nadyozhin.
My Reality by Nina Sever
“I want to create a safe space to let my energy flow in order to collect their stories and show a little bit of myself through their posing.” Nina Sever
Alexa by Ophelia
Snippets of gold, unconventional beauty and lyrical body moves – Ophelia is back with a new series with model and actress Alexa.
Remember Tomorrow by Vincent Beck Mathieu
Paris based Vincent Beck Mathieu captures a carefree youth, full of naivety while trying to magnify the simplest things in life.