The photographer exhibits some of his best pictures of young, beautiful boys, taken between the ‘70s until now, at Galerie Sultana in Paris until January 26.
Discover the work of this photographer, who’s been working on “The Influence Project”, a series of portraits of singers including Jorja Smith and Lauryn Hill.
If you love Tokyo, neon lights, cityscapes, and “Akira”, delve into these Japanese designer’s photographs, which he actually takes as just a hobby.
Analogue photographer Gregor Törzs illuminates our world’s natural inhabitants; exposing the beauty of creation, and letting it develop its own narrative.
The Los Angeles-based photographer presents “Idolatry”, a book where Judy the Doll, the character from his previous book, finally finds true love.
These images remind us that there is life beyond war for those who live amongst it. Ishkar Photography shows another side to it: positivity and hope.
What are the limits of photography? Yuki Onodera likes to push the boundaries of this art form by re-inventing how stories are told, one picture at a time.
Inspired by flaws, imperfections, the surrealist era, and masters like Irving Penn and Richard Avedon, the Dutch photographer is creating a unique style.
Until December 22, visit the exhibition “Girls” in Bangkok, a ten-year-long project where the Chinese photographer has explored female identity.
With no prior experience in the art world, Marie Gomis-Trezise opened an online art gallery two years ago to showcase the works of African artists.
