Photography
Con una mirada orgánica, la artista barcelonesa nos presenta su visión del mundo que le rodea con colores lavados, entre risas, y sin grandes artificios.
Success came when he was only fifteen. Now, aged eighteen, he’s about to leave his country to study abroad and to keep growing, learning and improving.
Silence, not sexualized bodies, the deepness of the woods, the green-blue skies and seas, and quietness is what this Berlin-based photographer captures.
Meet this very special duo of brother and sister: he lives peacefully in the countryside of southern France, while she’s a fashion stylist working in London.
Photography, painting and poetry are only few of the many things that interest the Dutch multidisciplinary artist. Get to know him a little bit closer.
Although portraiture is one of the most ancient topics in art, the work of this photographer has captivated us because of its rawness and honesty.
He feels attracted to the permanent transformation of cities embodied by buildings under construction and road works, and has dedicated a whole series to them.
Si tu también has nacido, florecido y marchitado por amor, este viernes 24 no te pierdas la presentación de “Querido”, el nuevo fotolibro de esta artista.
Influenced by painting, design, and cinema above all, her pictures look like still frames from films, making the viewer wonder what happens next.
The many nuances of light, as well as the juxtaposition of movement and stillness, are the tools this photographer uses to create moody, dreamlike pictures.
Starting her creative journey with a pirated version of Photoshop, she’s now a grown-up photographer creating dreamy pictures where fashion and fiction meet.
The Japanese photographer describes how photography can be more than just beautiful images, but a tool of self-expression, freedom and daydreaming.
Luz, naturalidad y color son los puntos focales del trabajo de esta artista que con atención al detalle eleva la esencia de los momentos más cotidianos.
We talk to the Senior Photo Editor of Vogue Italia, a fashion eminence working towards a more curated digital world, and creator of Photo Vogue Festival.
Iran, Turkey, France: this photographer’s passion for getting to know different people, cultures and identities will make your eye travel as much as him.
A tinge of whimsy, dreamlike scenes, and flowers, loads of flowers. Discover the work of this photographer influenced by everything weird since an early age.
Partiendo siempre de una grabación, selecciona las imágenes como si de palabras en un discurso se tratara. Hablamos con esta artistaa sobre cómo trabaja.
Travel back to the groovy and unforgettable 70s and 80s through not-from-Paris French photographer Marc-Henri Ngandu’s fashion lens and creatives’ crew.
After forming himself to work as a lawyer, his true passion, photography, finally won his inner battle. Where there’s a will, there’s always a way.
Using the golden hour as her best ally, this young photographer, model and student portrays in a very natural way still lives, memories and her friends.
His pictures are creamy, dreamlike and embody a delicate vision of nature and people. He doesn’t like to talk about himself, so he lets his work do it for him.
Meet the young Seoul-based photographer who is convinced that will visit outer space at some point. Sounds surrealist? Take a look at what he does.
El 3 de noviembre la HG Gallery rinde homenaje al fotógrafo y retratista de moda por excelencia, con una selección de imágenes de sus portafolios.
With show business running through his veins, it makes total sense that this photographer has created a signature style characterised by drama and theatrics.
With a strong feminist and critical gaze, this photographer shows the world how beauty ideals for women to be ‘desirable’ are, actually, undesirable.
The photographer, stylist, set designer and art director moved from Rio to London to fulfil her dream and live as the multidisciplinary creative she is now.
Happy accidents, surrealism and his deep love for Japan are the main components of this photographer’s work, whose nickname helps him question his life.
Does it sound too crazy that a human body can resemble abstract sculptures? If it does, take a look at Körper, the new visual project by this creative duo.
The photographer – and professional chef – has just released a new book portraying skaters using a very old technique called the wet plate collodion.
The New York-based photographer doesn’t like his work to be accompanied by clunky words trying to describe it. And that’s exactly why we interviewed him.