Drawing from her rich artistic background, Djeneba Aduayom masterfully blends balance, motion, and design to create eye-catching portraiture photography.
Drawn to the friction between our interior and exterior worlds, the British photographer takes us to Japan’s ancestral forests through a blue world.
“With Mine Dyed Blue”, inaugurating on October 27, is the artist’s first solo show and questions the nature of subcultures by attempting to create his own.
Artist Casper Faassen imbues decay with purpose, creating achingly beautiful works that depict the melancholy transience of media and method.
Don’t be fooled by the pastel colours: they are everything but naïve. A true artivist, the photographer captures the beauty of non-binary people and themself.
Emerging photographer and New Vanguard semifinalist András Ladosci rejects insincerity in favour of connection with an unflinchingly honest gaze.
Subverting dominant narratives of place and culture, photographer Elsa Leydier examines the complexity of truth through an anthropological lens.
If you’re obsessed with the 2000s, you’ll love this photographer. Her style’s noughties-inspired, with a dreamy, surrealist, even post-apocalyptic touch.
He’s launching his first book, “Primer”, which shows how different cultures and society are more similar than not. Ready for an artistic lesson in history?
Using analogue as his medium, this photographer is leaving his creative mark on the world by taking pictures of none other than other photographers.
