In Memoriam
As part of the movement of a new generation of artists who travel between the troubled frontiers of reality and its, Sabine Pigalle invites the viewer to question its relationship … Continue Reading In Memoriam
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
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
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
La Cucaracha
La Cucaracha is the result of Pieter Hugo’s four trips to Mexico over the last two years, each spanning close to a month, with the photographer travelling from the industrialised … Continue Reading La Cucaracha
May Day 1968
It was taken in Lviv, Ukraine, on May 1, 1968 by photographer Pavliuk Ilya. The image depicts a schoolgirl, whom her parents brought to the May Day demonstration. The girl’s … Continue Reading May Day 1968
Twisted Reality
Due to the confidential nature of his work, Erik Lack can’t publicly share some of his projects. One of his most inner photographic series, focuses on evaluating internal aspects of … Continue Reading Twisted Reality
Beautiful Orphans
After graduating in psychology, Svetlana Melik-Nubarova started working with orphanage children and then telling their stories through impressive stylized portraits on old paintings, especially the ones by Flemish painters of … Continue Reading Beautiful Orphans
Delirious
As a visual explorer of this chaotic, crazy, beautiful and fascinating world, architect and urbanist Rafael Gomez de Segura, aka Lizuáin, captures his vision of what Pier Paolo Pasolini considered … Continue Reading Delirious
A kiss is (not) just a kiss
These days, in some countries such as Italy, the virus seems to have brought back to the surface all the anxieties and inconsistencies which were dragging along into the daily … Continue Reading A kiss is (not) just a kiss
Quarantine
And while people stay locked in their houses and start singing, cheering, or drawing rainbows and words like “it’s gonna be ok”, I shake my head and think that “it’s not … Continue Reading Quarantine
Changing Seasons
An enchanting tribute to the colors of nature that the changing seasons always bring with them. Four panoramic photographs exalting the brightness of the hilly landscape and the magnificence of the … Continue Reading Changing Seasons
No Mask
It’s all everybody’s talkin’ about. Maybe also because, for some time now, there was nothing more to talk about. We had no such important topics to tackle the media pandemic. … Continue Reading No Mask
How-To Survive a Deadly Global Virus
Nobody is capable of really thinking about anyone, even in the worst calamity Albert Camus It made people argue and indignate. To the point that his creator had to apologize … Continue Reading How-To Survive a Deadly Global Virus
Accidental Renaissance
Apparently started by Guardian journalist Ben Beaumont-Thomas, when he simply pointed out how some of the best photos around resembled classic Italian paintings, the Accidental Renessaince seems to have become … Continue Reading Accidental Renaissance
The Wearer – Let’s be mad together
It’s never been something rare to dress in a freakish way. You saw doing it on the street or along the foreshore, or maybe by peeping through some windows. Sometimes you … Continue Reading The Wearer – Let’s be mad together
