Stories from Sète
Self-taught, with the urge to tell stories from childhood, Victorien Liria, alias Maye, was born in Sète, France, in 1990. He first spoke in the streets of Montpellier with graffiti … Continue Reading Stories from Sète
Zohra and the Cages
Tortured and left to die in a hospital for releasing pet parrots. It’s the impetuous and emblematic image of the instinct of freedom, in a world that begins to definitively … Continue Reading Zohra and the Cages
Flying Dream
Girls and wings, kids and birds, combinations that have always inspired the creativity of artists and visionaries, when it comes to telling freedom in its purest side. Born in Bulawayo, … Continue Reading Flying Dream
Rivulet
All the most enchanting and frightening stories of our childhood are set in woods and forests, animated by the sound of the rivulets and the looks of the creatures populating … Continue Reading Rivulet
I Am Sorry
Human degeneration is at a new all-time high, this time at the expense of a two months pregnant elephant who died after eating a pineapple containing firecrackers, in Kerala, India. … Continue Reading I Am Sorry
Christo and Jeanne-Claude
He lived his life to the fullest, “not only dreaming up what seemed impossible but realizing it,” his studio wrote in a statement yesterday 1 June. “Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s artwork … Continue Reading Christo and Jeanne-Claude
There Are So Many Ghosts at My Spot
Quarantine gave many people the opportunity to deal with their ghosts. Someone kept running away from them, someone finally managed to face them. Someone else chose to teleport them directly … Continue Reading There Are So Many Ghosts at My Spot
Clint Eastwood
Absolutely one of the toughest guys in cinema history, and not only — his age is perhaps the proof that to be credible as a tough guy on the screen, … Continue Reading Clint Eastwood
We Can’t Breathe
If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face — forever George Orwell from 1984 It is not the first and will not … Continue Reading We Can’t Breathe
A World Metamorphosis
It is so strange and terrible to see how the latest world events have brought the reality told by Mana Neyestani — that of his country, Iran — closer and … Continue Reading A World Metamorphosis
Last Masked Hero
In the middle of the discontent and one of the most sad and surreal returns to normal, a penis appears in Venice. It emerges at morning, like a masked hero … Continue Reading Last Masked Hero
Male and Female
It look a long long long time Now I’m so happy I found you There is no doubt that since birth, and even before, something in our private parts seems … Continue Reading Male and Female
Appearances of Nature
Vorja Sánchez tries to be alert to those forms, generally of organic constitution, that she finds in everyday life. In the notebook, she usually makes a quick note of the … Continue Reading Appearances of Nature
Goodbye, Astrid
I had an Astrid Kirchherr poster and one of her Beatles photos in the bedroom for most of my childhood and adolescence. I loved the refinements of her reflected face … Continue Reading Goodbye, Astrid
Eyes from the Mess
Always fascinated by the mess, Emilio Villalba basically paints portraits, contemporary representations inspired by masterworks of the past. Through his pieces, he just wants to explore a kind of omnipresent … Continue Reading Eyes from the Mess
Surreal Fashion
Although he never claimed to be a fashion photographer, many of Geof Kern’s fashion images are among his most notable. His narrative style is a natural for it, and you … Continue Reading Surreal Fashion
