Signs of lviv by Igor Malijevský
Lviv is a town that not even its residents know, and that is fine, for as soon as you begin to realize who you are you begin to put on an act and lose yourself forever. That is why psychotherapists and travel guides will never be anything more than erudite archaeologists, pathologists studying the cells of a beautiful girl
Juan Pablo de Miguel: Something unique and personal
In a moment of high voltage between Photography and AIgraphy in which the old spits plague and horns on the new (as has happened since the origin of humanity), it is precisely Juan Pablo's “bicephalism” between Photography and AIgraphy that has me taken to interview him, hoping that this can make us reflect, making room for this new way of creating visual art that will surely assume a predominant position in our lives.
Caldera by Andrei Bortnikau
The formation of a caldera creates an environment where familiar foundations crumble, leaving everyone inside trapped within a new and uncertain territory. Similar to intense heat and pressure within a caldera, the experience of forced immigration can evoke feelings of disorientation, fear, and despair.
To seek a sun of fuller fire by Adrian Saker
The world is becoming increasingly unimaginable, a world of global disasters, cybercapitalism running amok and the potential threat of extinction, drags us into a kaleidoscopic vortex of confusion.
Naples in Harmony by Giorgio Di Maio
The abstract permeates our lives. Starting with the mood we wake up with in the morning: are we in a good or bad mood? How can we define both? Can we somehow touch them, measure them, weigh them? Our feelings are abstract: love and hate. Our aspirations are abstract: serenity, happiness.
Dream of the flesh by Svilen Nachev
I find myself consumed by visions where my deepest desires intertwine with the recesses of my subconscious. These moments are a vivid blend of physical longing and uncharted mental landscapes, where the primal aspects of my nature come to life.
Exploring Alzheimer’s: Echoes of the Unseen by Jennifer Baron
My project is centered on documenting the journey of my mother, who is navigating Alzheimer’s and its profound impact on both her and me. My focus is on capturing the gradual fading of her memories and personal identity.
Analog film;The Indianalog Project by keivan cadinouche
Keivan Cadinouche's use of analog film and black and white photography is a deliberate choice that allows him to stand out from an era dominated by bright colors and digital manipulation.
Hands of Tokyo by Caroline Grimprel
In the Tokyo subway, all the seats are placed along the sides of the passenger cars, leaving the central space for standing. High handles placed directly above the seats allow standing passengers to face those seated without the risk of falling on them.
Women in Kyrgyzstan by Anna Biret
Observing people and their way of life while traveling is indeed an intriguing experience. In the case of Kyrgyzstan, the country boasts a well-organized public transportation system, with an extensive network of private minibuses and regular buses
