Sarah Mei Herman
In this interview, we speak with Sarah Mei Herman, a photographer and visual artist from The Netherlands, about her photo book Solace.
Lena Aires
In this interview, we speak with Lena about her recent photo book, which she worked on for the past five years, published as part of the ongoing Bi-Monthly series by Setanta Books.
Tracy L Chandler
Tracy L Chandler returned to her hometown in the Californian Mojave desert area to confront her childhood memories and reevaluate the traumatic experiences associated with the place by means of making images and revisiting the past.
Thomas Duffield
The camera plays the role of opening a subjective window into the time and space depicted through the chosen perspective.
Jenna Westra
Thread Song is an exploration of the recurring themes in Jenna Westra’s work, the thread that connects projects and thought processes into a newly formed narrative, viewed from a broader perspective.
Jack Fox
The way the sun lights parts of the subject's face and body and the landscape in a frame, the angle of the gaze, and the interaction with nature work to create a sense of nostalgia in Jack Fox’s images.
The Egg
Elisa is a story of empowerment and personal breakthrough from the standards imposed by society on how a person should look, act, or be in their body.
Mike Abrahams
Spanning over three decades and shot between 1973 and 2001, This Was Then, is a photo book published by Bluecoat Press.
JM Ramírez-Suassi
Juan Miguel Ramirez-Suassi is a Madrid-based photographer who was born in Mallorca, Spain. In this interview, we discuss his recent photo book Malparaíso, published by Setanta Books.
Luo Yang
Luo Yang is a Shanghai-based Chinese photographer, who uses her photographic lens to depict her processes and the constant learning about the intrinsic characteristics of people.
Story by Júlia Peña for Zoe Oms
Sentimental Education
Sentimental Education is a short film created by Júlia Peña and produced by Vivir Rodando for Zoe Oms, a handcrafted womenswear brand based in Barcelona. The film explores the construct of femininity through themes of self-exploration and self-identification. The juxtaposition of an individual with the group is apparent through
the body language, the actions, the movement, and the gaze. When alone, the focus is on the self and the body or the environment, while being part of the group shifts the gaze to the other, the touch extends to the body of the other, and possibilities of learning through communication and interaction arise.
Jake Reinhart
Connection to Place
In this interview, we speak with Jake about the formation of identity that is based on the connection to the place and people, the choices that lead, at times, in an uncanny manner, to shifts in career paths, and the love and passion to punk and metal genres and skateboard scene.
Lean Lui
Lean Lui is a Chinese fine art and fashion photographer with a Master’s degree in Contemporary Photography from Central Saint Martins, University of Arts in London.
Eva Louisa Jonas
In this interview, we discuss the research collective UnderExposed, which highly influenced Eva’s approach to the creation and conceptualization of work.
Roni Ahn
Roni Ahn is a photographer from South Korea who grew up in Hong Kong, later deciding to embark on a journey to study in London.
Geyujing Shen
The quest has to do with exploring one’s identity and deals with experiences of urban migration.
Phillipa Klaiber and Michael Swann
Matthieu Litt, a Belgium-based photographer, explores humans' destructive effect on nature, grieving the neglect and failure to preserve the environment.
Leon Düllberg
Wattenmeer
Lean Lui is a Chinese fine art and fashion photographer with a Master’s degree in Contemporary Photography from Central Saint Martins, University of Arts in London.
