A world reimagined through the eyes of Cheraine Collette
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.
Out of Context into Chaos – Michael G. Prais Explores Photography, Memory, and Loss
Most people are more likely to use photographs to distract themselves from the deterioration and loss of people, objects, and situations that they hold dear. Reassembling images that remind me of my beneficial experiences challenges me and other viewers to recognize differences between photographs and memories.
Marek Boguszak: The Harmony of Dunes in Shapes, Colors, and Perspectives
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.
Horrified B-Movie Victims by Greg McDonald
The terrified nameless citizenry of 1950s and 60s B-movies, dressed in colorful outfits, are caught in horrified poses as they scream, flee, and try to shoot their way out of certain death from off-screen monsters looking to squash them: natural disasters, giant crickets, and alien landings.
Liguria Without: Exploring the Silent Beauty of Liguria’s Western Coast by Paolo Pastorino
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.
My Place by Anna Bogdan: Photographic Art Inspired by Nature
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.
Portraits of Fast Food Workers: Shauna Frischkorn’s McWorkers Series
Underpaid and overworked, Fast Food workers serve our food day in and day out while wearing conspicuous corporate uniforms, with all the conformity and anonymity associated with their low-status "McJobs."
Hibiscules II: Exploring Fragility by Manas Arvind
The fragility of our ecosystem serves as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance that sustains life. Nature, in its boundless complexity, dances between order and chaos, a harmony teetering on the edge of entropy.
Wonderwall by Afroditi Diamantopoulou: Bridging Past and Present Through Images
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.
Street Photography; Two Worlds by Edward F Smith III
Imagine two parallel roadways—one fast-paced superhighway, exciting and glamorous, the other a slower rural road, grounded in the realities of routine and simplicity. This juxtaposition forms the foundation of "Two Worlds," a photographic exploration of the transient and spontaneous dance between reality and reflection.
