Captured through the lens of Swiss photographer Ralph Steinegger, this enchanting series offers a glimpse into diverse urban landscapes.
Print Issue: Shifting Worlds #02
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Jesters Gender Game
Photographer Austn Fischer, based in London and New York City, pays homage to the historical exploration of gender performance by queer artists in a captivating project.
"Santa Monica" by Francesca Forquet
Francesca Forquet's journey in photography began with her studies at the Academy of Belle Arti in Bologna, Italy.
"Odysseus' Clepsydra"
Photographer Makis Makris, hailing from Kavala, Greece, presents a captivating visual narrative inspired by Homer's epic tale, "The Odyssey."
Photographer Nate Langston Palmer presents his captivating masterpiece titled "Song of Sons."
Introducing the latest series by esteemed American photographer Nate Langston Palmer, previously recognized for his outstanding works.
Molly D’Arcy. Photographer
Molly D'Arcy, an American photographer based in NYC and Massachusetts, has embarked on a captivating series that revolves around the experiences of individuals on their journeys.
"The Earth Would Die If The Sun Stopped Kissing Her."
Photographer Eman Ali presents a captivating work titled "The Earth Would Die If The Sun Stopped Kissing Her." This evocative piece of art captures the profound relationship between our planet and the sun.
“Outsider” by Photographer Khoogj
Khoo Guo Jie, also known as Khoogj, is a photographer based in Singapore who primarily specializes in architectural photography.
Mateo Ruiz. Photographer
Colombian lens-based artist Mateo Ruiz Gonzalez, who resides in Brooklyn, New York, explores the coexistence and interactions between humans and nature in much of his work.
“DRILL” by Photographer Lawrence Agyei
Lawrence Agyei, a Ghanaian photographer based in Chicago, has recently showcased his latest work, "DRILL," which celebrates the South Shore Drill Team.
Will Warasila. Photographer
Photographer Will Warasila's latest photobook, titled "Quicker than Coal Ash," explores the harmful impact of the coal industry on the small town of Walnut Cove, North Carolina.
Alexis Vasilikos. Photographer
Alexis Vasilikos is a visual artist based between Athens and Leros, Greece. He primarily works with photography, encompassing a diverse range of imagery, including post-painterly abstraction and peripatetic photography.
Vincent Ferrané. Photographer
Vincent Ferrané is a Paris-based photographer whose work is characterized as "intimate, human, and composed." He aims to capture reality in a way that is both symbolic and sensitive, whether working on commissions or personal projects.
“Angst and Ill” by Photographer Adali Schell
"Angst and Ill" is a deeply personal and intimate series of photographs that captures the struggles and emotions of a group of young people during a tumultuous time in history.
Jean-Philippe Piter. Photographer
He is a photographer and environmental activist who celebrates the art of the nude through his love for the freedom and power of women.
Maddy Rotman. Photographer
Based between LA and New York, photographer Maddy Rotman brings her camera everywhere with her. Her love of photography first blossomed when her mom brought home the first-generation iPhone in 2007.
Grant Harder. Photographer
A selection of images by Vancouver, BC-based photographer Grant Harder. Taken over the course of a recent few days spent in Marrakesh.
Sebastien Zanella. A poet of photography
From the raw and innocent subculture of Surf and Skate to the melancholy romance of people behind the noise of everyday life.
“Summerland” by Photographer Daria Svertilova
In her recently published photobook, “Summerland” (Pomegranate Press, 2022), Ukrainian photographer Daria Svertilova imagines a utopian land “where people live in perfect harmony with nature and with each other.”
“One, Another” by Photographers Aishah Kenton and Sean Davey
Photographers Aishah Kenton and Sean Davey (Kenton/Davey) capture the daily experiences of their relationship in intimate detail in their collaborative series, “One, Another.”