Strangely Familiar by Photographer Elise Kirk
Posted by Fabio 21 February 2020
Elise Kirk is a photofilmic artist and educator. Raised in mid-Missouri, she has long been marked by the interior landscape of her tangled Midwest, which acts as a central stage in her work. read more
Erik Östensson
Posted by Fabio 14 February 2020
The Swedish photographer Erik Östensson is known for his surrealistic, deceptively simple, and unique pictorial compositions. His poetically performative images reveal an emotional interplay in the depiction of the interaction between people, objects, and landscapes. read more
Midwest Sentimental by Nathaniel Grann
Posted by Fabio 10 February 2020
Midwest Sentimental is a photobook by Nathaniel Grann, a photographer and photo editor from Minnesota currently living in Los Angeles, CA. read more
Fabien Fourcaud – Off Season
Posted by Fabio 24 January 2020
Every winter, seaside resorts built for summer activities are abandoned by vacationers. If the concept of « territory » means a relationship between the people and a specific space, what does it mean if this territory stops to be frequented and used? read more
Florent Tanet
Posted by Fabio 21 January 2020
Florent Tanet is a French photographer and art director working and living in Paris . In 2013 he devoted himself exclusively to photography and art direction with a strong interest for still-life. read more
Robin Lopvet and Léo Aupetit – Inde & 100
Posted by Fabio 17 January 2020
A selection of photographs taken from the Inde & 100 series by Léo Aupetit and Robin Lopvet. For their first collaboration, photographer and artist Robin Lopvet and Léo Aupetit fantasize about how precise memories could be erased to make way for mythology. read more
Silvia Rosi – Self Portrait as my Mother
Posted by Fabio 16 January 2020
Silvia Rosi’s work explores her personal family history drawing on her Togolaise heritage, and the idea of origins. Her mother, who has been the source of inspiration for much of her previous work, plays a central role in this project read more
Joel Jimenez – When the Dust Settles
Posted by Fabio 18 December 2019
When the Dust Settles is an exploration of the psychological landscape of our contemporary society. As we immerse ourselves in a performance-driven culture marked by the excess of desires and the saturation of information, we’ve grown to understand our hyperconnected world by the immediacy that follows our everyday lives read more
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Christina Nicodema's paintings explore the schisms of the food chain that all life participates in. They challenge the impossibility of reconciling the opposing notions of violence and empathy..