It was one of those days that I would call the same as a thousand others, when we immerse ourselves in socials to postpone the tediousness of real life. Sometimes I believe that Meta's algorithm perceives our moods; perhaps it measures the pressure with which we touch the screen of our mobile phone and, through an artificial intelligence, assigns it a precise mood.
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French photographer Francis Malapris presents Aquatic, a visionary series capturing feminine energy through weightless portraits that blend beauty, strength, and emotion. Born from dreams, introspection, and ritual, the project explores rebirth, resilience, and the intimate power of transformation.
In Song of My Selves, Michael S. Honegger blends theatrical self-portraiture with dreamlike black and white imagery to explore queer identity, memory, and inner transformation. Guided by Arno Minkkinen’s influence, Honegger steps into multiple roles, using mirrors, masks, and reflections to reveal the complex truth behind the self.
This series documents the struggle for survival in eastern Ukraine, where war with Russia rages unabated. Life is dominated by the front—a death zone stretching up to 30 kilometers inland, where artillery fires relentlessly and tanks thunder through the night.
In this interview, photographer Paola Francesca Barone reflects on the meaning of creating images in an age of visual saturation. She explores themes like visibility, silence, authorship, and the emotional dimension of photography as a form of quiet resistance in a world of constant exposure.
From June 13 to October 12, 2025, the elegant spa town of Baden near Vienna becomes something extraordinary: an open-air museum stretching over seven kilometers. The La Gacilly-Baden Photo Festival returns for its eighth edition, turning the streets, parks, and gardens into a massive gallery of over 1,500 large-format images.
Icebreaker is Liam Man’s night photography series documenting glaciers and abandoned ski resorts, in support of the International Year of Glaciers 2025 and the urgent fight against climate change.
From 7 July to 5 October 2025, the Provençal city of Arles will once again become the world capital of photography with the 56th edition of Les Rencontres d’Arles. Under the theme “Disobedient Images”, the festival offers more than forty exhibitions spread across Romanesque chapels, former factories and other heritage sites that converse with today’s photographic creation.
Elusive is a photographic project by Emilie Möri that invites viewers to immerse themselves in a world of illusion and escape, where imagination is the only limit. Through digital collages, minimalist compositions, and natural light, Möri creates images that evoke silence, mystery, and a delicate balance between reality and dream
What a strange being! I think he comes from Plato's cave. Does he pay rent there, or does he live for free? He always wears black. Is he in permanent mourning? Who died? I'm not interested. I'm alive, and very happy to be even if it means I pay rent. I have another doubt: does my ego pay rent to live in me? I've never seen a penny from him.
For me, Polaroids are not just photographic objects: they are “effects” of personal memory. They have reopened a window to childhood, not so much out of nostalgia, but because of that sense of urgency and immediacy that only certain images possess.
I met Susana ten years ago, when she had just arrived in Bilbao from her native Zaragoza. Those were the days of her Antiheroes, which despite her wishes still "haunt" her. Since then, many things have happened, and Susana has specialized in the collage of photographic images, merging her profession as a graphic designer with her love for old photographs and their intervention.
In a world obsessed with movement, progress, and hyper-connectivity, (An)Organic presents a visual meditation on stillnesswhether embraced or inevitable. This ongoing fine art photography series explores the alienation of ordinary individuals through artificial figuressynth etic forms of silicone, porcelain, and other materials while subtle surreal elements shape a hypnotic yet unsettling atmosphere.
We are immersed in the “WOW! Philosophy.” If someone takes a look at any social network, it quickly becomes evident that we are faced with a collection of events where there is no room for negativity, frustration, or even the so-called "boring" aspects of everyday life. It is as if everyone wants to escape from these very human emotions.
New York City, a vibrant tapestry of cultures, thrives on relentless energy. It's a photographer's paradise, and black and white street photography captures the essence of this dynamic metropolis in a unique way.
Holy Week in Spain is something sacred: a mixture of religion, devotion, faith, idolatry, and folklore. It was to be expected that some creator would eventually put generative Artificial Intelligence at the service of this event as well. I felt that Juan Pablo de Miguel’s daring, provocative, and futuristic video proposal had a perfect place on an avant-garde, pluralistic, and international visual platform like Dodho.
In March 2024, Regina Anzenberger returned to Tasmania — a place that has deeply shaped her artistic journey since her first visit back in 1989. This island, with its wild landscapes and unique natural forms, once again became an endless source of inspiration. During her stay, Anzenberger captured everything that moved her: riverbeds, stones, leaves, trees, and mysterious seahorses.
Whispering Forest is a photographic journey into the quiet soul of the forest a place where reality and imagination merge, where light and shadow weave stories, and where nature reveals itself as an emotional landscape. This project captures not just the physical presence of trees and foliage, but also the elusive atmosphere that lingers within the woods: a fusion of wonder, melancholy, and timelessness.
SIBERIAN EXILES is a photographic triptych about the deportation of women and children from the Baltic States to remote parts of Siberia. Eyewitnesses recount the mass deportations, life in the Gulag camps, the organized resistance against the Soviet occupiers, and the beginning of the Cold War.
The Chinese have long been accused of devouring "anything that moves," including meals made from our beloved canines. However, the fishing village of Sai Kung in the New Territories of Hong Kong has embraced dogs as members of the family with a passion bordering on obsession.
No Place Like Home takes inspiration from Dorothy Gale’s exclamation, “Oh, Aunty Em, there’s no place like home!”, upon returning from her adventure through Oz. Dorothy realizes that the lure of magic and adventure in faraway wonderlands can never replace the comfort and familiarity of home.
I first met Indi at a wedding reception where I had been hired as a photographer. I couldn't help but notice that she was dancing longer and harder than any other guest she appeared to be loving life. During the editing process, I asked a friend if she knew Indi.
ELEPHANT is a deeply personal photographic exploration of empty nest syndrome, sparked by my son's departure for his studies. His absence created a suffocating emptiness in our home an unspoken weight that materialized as an elephant in the room.
Time is both a thief and a sculptor, stealing us away while carving us into the stone of eternity. L’Écho du Temps is not merely a series; it is a requiem for the ephemeral and a hymn to the everlasting. Here, the grandeur of architecture Palais Garnier, Sainte-Chapelle, the Panthéon, Versailles stands as a silent. sentinel
As an illustrator and sculptor of scenic objects for her photographic compositions, she draws inspiration from nature, forests, the sea, and mystery, immersing herself in a continuous interplay between reality and imagination. As an illustrator and sculptor of scenic objects for her photographic compositions.
A conceptual, timeless, feminine figure created in a graphic, minimalist style, embodying sensuality and strength within a surreal, geometric concept. It resonates like a single note played on a piano, a contrasting yet harmonious composition with internal dynamics and power.
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.
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.
The Ardennes region is like a time capsule.The southern Belgian/northern French region was once bustling with activity. This area thrived until major industries shifted their focus to larger cities.In the wake of this migration, the Ardennes have gradually slipped into a state of impermanence, a place where time seems to stand still.
Metamorphosis represents the historical period we are living in—a phase of transition and change that concerns not only us but, above all, nature. Quoting the ecological philosopher David Abram
The military landscape has become my reality and routine. Every day, I see people rebuilding their cities, restoring their personal lives from the wreckage, and looking toward the future.
Le Seul Rêve (The Only Dream, ერთადერთი ოცნება) is a photo-documentary project set in Georgia, aiming to highlight the ambitions of children aspiring to become professional wrestlers.
First I discovered her photographs: they spoke to me about the hidden corners of the human soul that revealed themselves through the shapes and structures of natural patterns; then the texts accompanying her series followed,
Art has the power to uncover realities that often remain hidden. With Silent Scream, photographer and writer Henriëtte van Gasteren raises her voice against the taboo of sexual abuse, turning every page of her book into an intimate space that invites reflection and action.
Choice by Inga Makeyeva and Kamila Dąbrowska: A Powerful Photobook on Consumerism and Sustainability
"Choice" is a photobook created by Inga Makeyeva and Kamila Dąbrowska that explores the impact of consumerism and sustainability. Through a carefully curated series of images, the project invites reflection on consumer culture and encourages more conscious alternatives.
Altered states of consciousness have been a fascination of mine since my introduction to meditation techniques in the late '90s. Through practice and study, the culmination of this journey can best be described by the integral theory of philosopher Ken Wilber.
Mike Sikorski – TeGieeR is a photographer from Gdańsk, Poland, and a member of the Gdańsk Photography Association (GTF). He graduated from the WFH Photography School in Sopot in 2006 and works exclusively with film photography.
Aghori, most terrifying and scary Indian ascetics. It’s said that they exist between life and death. They usually live close to the crematory grounds and use human bodies for their religious rituals. They perform Puja sitting on the body and collect “human oil” from corpse fat. Aghori are scavengers – they eat human flesh – and this is why they are usually called “cannibals.”
After almost 6 years, I proposed this interview for Dodho and she accepted with the same availability and affability as always, even though she has now achieved important artistic goals throughout the world and her works are listed in important art galleries both in the United States and in Europe.
I love dunes - these perfect harmonious shapes and lines. Such perfect proportions, not touched by a human hand, are difficult to find anywhere else. Once abstracted from their surroundings, sand dunes reveal their beauty and clean forms, which can be presented freely from different angles, distances, and perspectives, and with boosted colors.
Cycling and walking along the western coast of Liguria (the Mediterranean coast in the northwest of Italy) between October and May, the places you come across, usually crowded in high season, are a mix of a recent end and a new beginning.
Reading the book “The Life of Forms - Philosophy of Re-enchantment” by Emanuele Coccia and Alessandro Michele (now only in Italian, with an English translation coming in Fall 2025) inspired me greatly and made me totally change my opinion about fashion and the object “dress.”
Anna Bogdan is an amateur photographer originally from Poland and now based in Jersey, passionate about landscapes and specializing in long exposure techniques.She graduated from Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Faculty of Pedagogy and Art.
As we all know, a photograph has the power to tell both the truth and a lie at the very same moment. Yet its real magic lies in its ability to transcend reality. As the years pass, I realize that I am drawn to using photography as a tool to create new worlds and realities that come to life through my imagination and vision.
Behind every shot lies a journey through lines, shapes, and spaces in constant evolution. I primarily photograph modern architecture and its details, focusing on black-and-white fine art. My work deliberately excludes any human presence, allowing the lines and forms of the architecture to take center stage.
For me, traveling by train has always been comparable to life: being on the move from one place to another, with changing fellow passengers and so many interesting things to see and experience around me.
Flora Vida is an exploration of nature’s cycles through the delicate and often overlooked beauty of flowers in their final stages. Rather than capturing blooms in their prime, this series focuses on the fragility and resilience of life as it fades, celebrating the transformation that occurs in decay.
Forest is an exploration of the boundaries between the perception of nature and the human inner world, an attempt to convey the complexity of emotions and sensations that arise in moments of solitude. These works were created at night, when light and darkness form a tenuous border between reality and nightmare.
