Evidence of the Ocean – Donna Gordon’s Photographic Exploration of Nature and Time
I have been a summer visitor to the island of Martha’s Vineyard, off the coast of Cape Cod, every year since 1986. My family and I stay in the town of Chilmark, on a dirt road overlooking a sheep farm with a view of the ocean.
The Color of Money and Trees by Tony Dočekal: A Photographic Exploration of Identity and Freedom
Tony Dočekal’s series The Color of Money and Trees questions the pursuit of success and the value of the American Dream. Reflecting on universal themes of freedom, community, and purpose.
Tokyo Through the Lens of Samuel Zuder: A Journey of Contrasts and Creativity
In 1996, I came to Tokyo for the first time at the invitation of the legendary publisher Robert Delpire (Robert Frank - The Americans) as part of an international exhibition project.
Displacement by Daniela Torrente: Exploring Forced Displacement Through Photography
Displacement is a series that began in 2023 and proposes a reflection on the condition of refugees who have experienced forced displacement, being compelled to leave their homes, belongings, and country to start a new life elsewhere,
Fade to Black by Martina Holmberg : A Photographic Exploration of Time, Memory, and Impermanence
With an old Polaroid camera, I preserve memories and fleeting contemplations. I capture ordinary things and situations: the transient moments of daily life. My aim is to convey a sense of melancholy and loneliness.
Staged Still Life: Lanie Klein’s Photographic Exploration of Women and Objectification in Art
This body of work is a series of staged photographs featuring still life compositions with a female figure.
In the history of art, still life paintings have traditionally been characterized by the total absence of the human figure.
Summer Fairies; Kazuaki Koseki’s Photographic Journey Through Fireflies and Nature
For my series Summer Fairies, I explore the relationship between the ecology and natural environment of Himebotaru fireflies flying in the summer night forest.
False Bounces: Jean Luc Andrianasolo’s Photographic Project on Tennis in Madagascar
When I was a child, I played on the asphalt, in the round concrete park at the bottom of my street. We had a routine: whoever juggled the most won. Sliding the ball with the outside of the foot to perform a roulette.
Need for Finitude
Even though we often pretend to forget it, our lives and ourselves are destined to disappear or rather, to end. Finitude is our condition, and it is within this dimension that the concept of beauty makes sense.
Fairytales in the Forest – Catherine Régnier’s Magical Journey Through Nature Photography
My love story with photography began during the very first Covid lockdown in March 2020.
There, I rediscovered the wonders of my garden using an old smartphone.
