Arjan Benning
Posted by Fabio 13 February 2013
Arjan Benning (1972) works for various advertising agencies, cultural institutions, museums and magazines worldwide. In his work it’s remarkably that he often seeks the border where authenticity and amazement are close together. read more
Petros Koublis
Posted by Fabio 13 February 2013
Petros Koublis studied photography in Athens, Greece. He has been working as a professional photographer since 2004, cooperating with major Greek magazines and published in national and international press. read more
joanne leah
Posted by Fabio 11 February 2013
Joanne Leah was born in Germany and adopted at birth. Her family moved to the American South when she was 4 years old. She grew up in the mountains of Virginia. Her work deals with seduction, ritual and tension. read more
Louise Boulter
Posted by Fabio 11 February 2013
Louise Boulter (Wilkins) is a freelance illustrator based in the South West UK. She trained at Wimbledon College of Art, her images are inspired by a passion for nature and fairytales. read more
Barbaros Cangürgel
Posted by Fabio 11 February 2013
Self-portraits by 20 years old Turkish artists, Barbaros Cangürgel. read more
Dont Make Me Do It!
Posted by Fabio 8 February 2013
Short film starring Mark Gonzales Alexandra Birchall-White and Claudio Cassano. Shoot hand held in a hot summer nite after a few beers. Music by Mellon Collie and the infinite sadness.
Jana Maré
Posted by Fabio 8 February 2013
Jana Maré is a Melbourne-based photographer, having recently completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography) (First Class Honours) at RMIT University. Growing up in Adelaide, Maré explored photography to capture as much as possible and in 1999 after moving to Melbourne, took an interest in street photography while studying at PIC (Photographic Imaging College). read more
Natasja Maria Fourie
Posted by Fabio 8 February 2013
Natasja Maria Fourie offers the viewer insight into a collection of intimate portraits. Gravitating towards content that scrutinizes themes that deal with femininity, transition, intimacy and the vulnerability of the female body, Fourie’s images capture how we share our thoughts, feelings, lives and bodies. read more