Wong Chung-Wai, a rising star in the field of photography, casts a revealing light on the hidden nuances of Hong Kong. Venturing beyond the dazzling skyline and vibrant markets, his work paints an intimate portrait of the city he called home.
Picture yourself within the four walls of a hotel room. What do you see, and more pertinently, what do you feel? Sterile monotony, or the thrill of the transitory? For New York-based artist, Alex Yudzon, these seemingly banal spaces have been the canvas for a unique form of artistic mutation since 2014.
Venture into the heart of Jillian Edelstein's family odyssey, uncovering her lineage and exploring the pervasive theme of human displacement. Diving into her work "Here and There" reveals a rich narrative of survival, diaspora, and the universal refugee story that connects humanity.
With an eye for the extraordinary in the ordinary, Popp presents a captivating photo essay of the Northern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest in Wisconsin, USA.
As the world convulsed with political unrest and a raging pandemic, one man turned his lens towards a city in the throes of uncertainty: Hong Kong. The New York Times’ photo editor, Mikko Takkunen, took it upon himself to document one of the world’s greatest metropolises in all its stark realities and hidden beauties.
"Home is Home (All Alone)" is an evocative visual diary curated by the internationally acclaimed photographer, Guido Gazzilli. A chronicle of captivating images, the project delves into profound themes of human experiences - identity, solitude, and a yearning for connection.
In the colorful tapestry of culture and landscape that is Brazil, renowned photographer Olaf Heine found a playground for his imagination and creativity.
J Houston's 'Tuck and Roll' is a photographic journey into the heart of the trans community in the American Midwest. This collection of intimate portraits and telling landscapes merges reality with magical realism, offering a fresh perspective on a often-stereotyped region.
In the realm of contemporary photography, it's the ordinary moments that often whisper the loudest stories. Niall McDiarmid, a name traditionally synonymous with vivid street and portrait photography, ventures into a new domain with his latest work, "Breakfast."
In the realms of vivid colors and ethereal landscapes, Teresa Freitas crafts a visual symphony that beckons the eye to dance between reality and the surreal.
Windows are all around us. They reflect our daily life or provide a teleport to another world. As a street photographer, I’m intrigued by windows. In urban environments, there are windows everywhere.
In the heart of Appalachia, where the echoes of coal mining towns resonate with stories untold, "Black Diamonds" emerges as a profound visual exploration by Rich-Joseph Facun.
Kavi Pujara, a British-Asian photographer from Leicester, delves into themes of community, identity, and migration through his lens, capturing the evolving narrative of the Golden Mile against the backdrop of Brexit.
In a compelling exploration of the intersections between photography and the evocation of the unseen, Richard Misrach delves into the essence and transformative power of the negative image.
This picture story offers a poignant exploration of life in Tokyo during the COVID-19 pandemic through the lens of a photographer impacted by personal and global upheaval. Amidst job loss and the stark new reality of social distancing, the photographer chooses to stay in Tokyo, navigating the changed cityscape.
In the vibrant world of contemporary photography, few artists manage to capture the ephemeral beauty of life's fleeting moments with the sensitivity and finesse of Nick Prideaux.
Are you ready to journey to the edge of chaos and beauty? David Ricci, in his groundbreaking book 'EDGE', invites readers to explore a world where deserted landscapes and everyday scenes are transformed into extraordinary visions of aesthetic brilliance.
Explore the vivid narrative of a man who, defying the conservative paths laid out before him, captured the vibrant essence of jazz, the architectural majesty of urban landscapes, and the subtle intimacies of everyday life.
Embark on a photographic expedition with Tomáš Křivka as he shares his unique experience of capturing the essence of train travel.
In "The Hunt," photographer Céline Bodin embarks on a visual odyssey exploring the intricate narratives woven into the history of female hairstyles. Through her lens, hair transcends its physicality to become a profound symbol of identity, culture, and memory within Western society.
"Safe House" is a deeply personal exploration by South African-Belgian documentary photographer Lea Thijs. It delves into the heart of familial relationships affected by mental health, specifically bipolar disorder.
Discover the fascinating world of Sandra Cattaneo Adorno as she unveils her latest exhibition, '10 Years,' at the Venice Biennale's Personal Structures. Explore the seamless blend of reality and dreams through her unique photographic lens.
In the heart of Tokyo's enigmatic nightscape, Scottish-born visionary Liam Wong found his calling in a serendipitous blend of unforeseen events and a passion for visual storytelling.
Wong Chung-Wai, a rising star in the field of photography, casts a revealing light on the hidden nuances of Hong Kong. Venturing beyond the dazzling skyline and vibrant markets, his work paints an intimate portrait of the city he called home.
Picture yourself within the four walls of a hotel room. What do you see, and more pertinently, what do you feel? Sterile monotony, or the thrill of the transitory? For New York-based artist, Alex Yudzon, these seemingly banal spaces have been the canvas for a unique form of artistic mutation since 2014.
Venture into the heart of Jillian Edelstein's family odyssey, uncovering her lineage and exploring the pervasive theme of human displacement. Diving into her work "Here and There" reveals a rich narrative of survival, diaspora, and the universal refugee story that connects humanity.
With an eye for the extraordinary in the ordinary, Popp presents a captivating photo essay of the Northern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest in Wisconsin, USA.
As the world convulsed with political unrest and a raging pandemic, one man turned his lens towards a city in the throes of uncertainty: Hong Kong. The New York Times’ photo editor, Mikko Takkunen, took it upon himself to document one of the world’s greatest metropolises in all its stark realities and hidden beauties.
"Home is Home (All Alone)" is an evocative visual diary curated by the internationally acclaimed photographer, Guido Gazzilli. A chronicle of captivating images, the project delves into profound themes of human experiences - identity, solitude, and a yearning for connection.
In the colorful tapestry of culture and landscape that is Brazil, renowned photographer Olaf Heine found a playground for his imagination and creativity.
J Houston's 'Tuck and Roll' is a photographic journey into the heart of the trans community in the American Midwest. This collection of intimate portraits and telling landscapes merges reality with magical realism, offering a fresh perspective on a often-stereotyped region.
In the realm of contemporary photography, it's the ordinary moments that often whisper the loudest stories. Niall McDiarmid, a name traditionally synonymous with vivid street and portrait photography, ventures into a new domain with his latest work, "Breakfast."
In the realms of vivid colors and ethereal landscapes, Teresa Freitas crafts a visual symphony that beckons the eye to dance between reality and the surreal.
Windows are all around us. They reflect our daily life or provide a teleport to another world. As a street photographer, I’m intrigued by windows. In urban environments, there are windows everywhere.
In the heart of Appalachia, where the echoes of coal mining towns resonate with stories untold, "Black Diamonds" emerges as a profound visual exploration by Rich-Joseph Facun.
Kavi Pujara, a British-Asian photographer from Leicester, delves into themes of community, identity, and migration through his lens, capturing the evolving narrative of the Golden Mile against the backdrop of Brexit.
In a compelling exploration of the intersections between photography and the evocation of the unseen, Richard Misrach delves into the essence and transformative power of the negative image.
This picture story offers a poignant exploration of life in Tokyo during the COVID-19 pandemic through the lens of a photographer impacted by personal and global upheaval. Amidst job loss and the stark new reality of social distancing, the photographer chooses to stay in Tokyo, navigating the changed cityscape.
In the vibrant world of contemporary photography, few artists manage to capture the ephemeral beauty of life's fleeting moments with the sensitivity and finesse of Nick Prideaux.
Are you ready to journey to the edge of chaos and beauty? David Ricci, in his groundbreaking book 'EDGE', invites readers to explore a world where deserted landscapes and everyday scenes are transformed into extraordinary visions of aesthetic brilliance.
Explore the vivid narrative of a man who, defying the conservative paths laid out before him, captured the vibrant essence of jazz, the architectural majesty of urban landscapes, and the subtle intimacies of everyday life.
Embark on a photographic expedition with Tomáš Křivka as he shares his unique experience of capturing the essence of train travel.
In "The Hunt," photographer Céline Bodin embarks on a visual odyssey exploring the intricate narratives woven into the history of female hairstyles. Through her lens, hair transcends its physicality to become a profound symbol of identity, culture, and memory within Western society.
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Wong Chung-Wai, a rising star in the field of photography, casts a revealing light on the hidden nuances of Hong Kong. Venturing beyond the dazzling skyline and vibrant markets, his work paints an intimate portrait of the city he called home.