Art and Ecology in Non chiamatela Gaia by Paola Francesca Barone
For the first time in the history of humanity, thanks to technology, photos, and satellite sensors, we are experiencing the planet in its entirety and seeing its definitive face, not only generative, but predominantly destructive.
Jeff Schewe’s The Art and Dilemma of Shooting Street Portraits: Truth in the Streets
As a street photographer, I’m drawn to the raw, unscripted energy of real people moving through real spaces. Street portraits are my way of documenting life as it unfolds, and over the years I’ve learned that shooting with or without permission brings its own rewards and its own challenges.
Imaginative Transmutations by Artur Leão: A Photographic Journey
In the land of my forefathers, I explore key sites related to speleology, searching for what Mircea Eliade describes as a religious experience of autochthony.
Gregor Radonjič – Metascapes: Where Matter, Mind, and Landscape Intertwine
I see the landscape as a manifestation of many forces (inner and outer) that drive our physical and psychological world. As we now understand, a gap exists between reality and what we perceive as real. Therefore, my photographs are intentionally more suggestion than description.
Origins by Michael Naify: A Photographic Journey Through Brazil’s Mining History
Origins is a body of work that attempts to scratch the surface of a rich but brutal history—a history of discovery and exploitation in the mineral-rich region of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
The Weight of Light by Wendi Schneider : Monochrome, Gold Leaf, and Emotional Depth
The Weight of Light is a body of work born from the intimate experience of aging and sadness at the world’s diminishing values — its ethical erosion, loss of compassion, and widening divisions.
Persona Project by Marie Dew – The Fragility of the Social Mask
With Persona, I continue my exploration of identity and the tensions between the visible and the invisible, between what we show and what we are, which I began with my series Je est un autre (2017). This new project questions the social mask, its density and its fragility.
The Art of Patachitra by Luciana Trappolino: Tradition and Empowerment in West Bengal
In West Bengal, there is a village where women known as Chitrakar are the bearers of a tradition dating back over 2,500 years: the painting of singing scrolls called Patachitra, or scrolls.
Exploring Midlife Crisis: The Emotions Through Nanthan’s Lens
Midlife Crisis: The Emotions is a conceptual fine art series that explores the unspoken struggles men face in midlife — a turbulent phase where vulnerability, resilience, and healing collide.
Through stark black-and-white portraits, the work reveals the internal landscapes men rarely express openly, offering a raw reflection on identity and transformation.
The Long March by Zexuan Zeng : A Photobook of Memory and Fiction
I was born and raised in Ganzhou, Jiangxi, the center of CSR, where the "Long March" began. "The Communist Party came out of here" is how they put it.
Patriotic education filled my schoolbooks, and party emblems with red stars and signs about the "Long March" appeared on almost every street corner.
