Anna Ehrenstein’s Artistic and Social Reflections
German of Albanian origin, Anna Ehrenstein navigates between these two cultures and feeds her work with questions about identity and self-representation. Her colourful work oscilla [...]
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Chris Henry’s Dark and Majestic Landscapes
Chris Henry’s images stand out among the landscape photos usually shared on the internet. Cold tones, overcast skies and mountainous topography are some of the elements that [...]
Grant James-Thomas, Fashion Photographer and Explorer
Having grown up in the Welsh countryside, Grant James-Thomas has had a special connection with nature since he was a child. His love for nature is reflected in his images, where t [...]
London Youth Photographed by Ian Kenneth Bird
Composed of a series of studio portraits, Untitled Portraits, Ian Kenneth Bird‘s third book, is a continuation of the previous one: After photographing the London skate scene [...]
Zoé Forget – Notes for the Patriarchy
Hi Zoé, can you tell us about your background? After studying filmmaking, I followed the photography course at the Louis Lumière school in Paris, from which I graduated in 2008. [...]
Dirk Wollaert: Art as the Language of Emotions
Dirk Wollaert is a Belgian photographer whose image won second prize in the competition organised by the Brussels Street Photography Festival (BSPF) and THE PHOTO ACADEMY. Dirk tel [...]
Jocelyn Lee: The Appearance of Things
In her series The Appearance of Things, artist Jocelyn Lee recalls an often forgotten fact: humans are part of nature. She combines still life images with portraits of nude women p [...]
The World Through the Lens of Stewart MacLean
Not all of us are able to travel regularly, so the images brought back by travel photographers give us a valuable window to the world. It is even better when the photographer goes [...]
Aya, by Francesca Allen
The themes of adolescence and womanhood are omnipresent in Francesca Allen‘s work. In her first book, published by Libraryman, the London artist deepens these subjects by pho [...]
Hopper Meditations by Richard Tuschman
When photography first appeared, it was not taken seriously by the artistic community.. In 1862, a petition was even launched against it and signed, among others, by Ingres. Today, [...]