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New York City illustrator and artist Leyla Cui reshapes female identity into vivid, dream-like storylines. In her latest works, half-remembered moments slip through fragmented bodies, while skin, hair, and casual touches echo with both desire and trauma.
"Caspian: A Southern Reflection" is a striking photographic collection by Persian artist Khashayar Javanmardi. Born by the shores of the Caspian Sea, Javanmardi's background in architecture from Guilan University of Art and Architecture in Iran, followed by a degree in photojournalism from the Danish Media and Journalism School in 2021, has deeply informed his artistic vision.
A thought-provoking series by photographer Massimiliano Corteselli delves into the human impact of the wildfires sweeping through the Mediterranean.
"Empire" is a provocative satirical series by Los Angeles-based photographer Justin Gaar, offering a sharp, anthropological take on the cruise ship experience.
Tristan Martinez, the New York-based artist with roots in L.A.’s sun-baked streets and Lower Manhattan’s gritty skate scene, has unveiled his latest photo book, Waiting Room, published by Friend Editions.
"The Hunter" is a photographic series by New York-based artist Patricia Voulgaris that interrogates the dynamics of power and control.
A selection of images from "Coming Home," an evocative series by Prague-based photographer Varvara Gorbunova. Gorbunova's work often traces the quiet threads of intimacy and human connection; this project is no exception.
Spanning several years and multiple states, Lonesome Town is an ongoing photographic series by Los Angeles-based photographer and filmmaker Carly Rene Hough.
This is a glimpse into the recent works of Liang Fu, an artist whose practice hovers between the tangible and the ethereal. Born in Sichuan, China, and now based in Paris, Fu holds a BFA and MFA from the National Fine Arts School of Nantes in France.
Jinyong Lian, a lens-based artist and editor, crafts evocative visual narratives that blur the lines between personal experience and fictional constructs.
Born in China and now based in New York, lens-based artist Ramona Jingru Wang delves into the intricate dynamics of care, connection, and identity through photography.
She is introducing a collection of work by London-based illustrator Irina Selaru. Known for her vibrant storytelling, Selaru's unique style is marked by a playful use of humour, bold colours, and her signature characters with star-shaped eyes.
Born on Staten Island and raised in the Hudson Valley, Megan Reilly is a photographer who earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in photography from The State University of New York.
Casey Joiner's photographic exploration, "Surrounded By Natural Causes," delves into the interplay of grief, identity, and familial bonds through a lens tinged with the essence of New Orleans.
Polish photographer Tori Ferenc's series, "Travellers," delves into the vibrant world of horse fairs in England and Ireland. Renowned for her focus on identity, community, and family dynamics, Tori's work captures the essence of the ethnocultural minority known as the Travellers.
British rapper and grime artist Big Zuu is expanding his horizons beyond the music scene with an exciting new venture designed to make hydration enjoyable for everyone.
Maen Hammad, a photographer originally from Palestine but raised in Michigan, USA, and now residing in Washington, D.C., brought his skateboard when he returned to Palestine in 2014.
Barney Curran, a British photographer residing in East London, draws inspiration from an array of subjects including fashion, portraiture, still life, and landscapes.
Photographer Raphael Gaultier, based in Brooklyn, has captured a candid look at romantic relationships experienced in young adulthood in his latest series "Young Love."
Aline Deschamps is a Thai-French photographer currently based in Beirut, Lebanon. Passionate about geopolitics and visual arts, Deschamps’ work tackles social issues such as identity, exile, and cultural heritage.
Television is something that Americans have welcomed into their homes for decades. The bearer of bad news, good tidings, and a barrage of advertising sandwiched in between.
Born in Catania, Italy, Claudio Majorana spent his youth immersed in art and science, splitting time between his father’s radiology darkroom and his mother’s painting studio.
Emma Dudlyke is an artist and photographer based between London and Berlin. With an empathetic fascination, she responds to both natural and constructed landscapes.
A selection of images by Romanian interdisciplinary artist Alina Negoita. Based in London, Negoita’s practice vacillates between visual arts and creative direction, politics and poetry, the academic and the experiential.
Beijing-based photographer Yichen Zhou walks the line between reality and illusion with her “Untitled” series. Started in 2011, the long-term project explores the absurdity of a world dramatically changed by rapidly evolving technology.
A selection of images by New York City-based photographer and filmmaker Amina Gingold. Her recent work explores the navigation of femininity within male-dominated environments.
A selection of images by Czech photographer Jan Khür, currently living and working in Oslo, Norway. His latest obsession is making c-prints in the darkroom, and he often binds his images together into self-published zines.