Filling in the Gaps
by Marcus Gustafsson | TALK
The book is published by Kult Books In his debut book Filling in the Gaps, Marcus Gustafsson explores a deeply personal and complex narrative about his father’s alcoholism and its impact on himself and his family. The project reconciles fragmented memories to better understand the circumstances that have shaped his life and relationships, while also serving […]
Keczupowo (PL for Ketchuptown)
by Natalia Majchrzak
This project can be seen this year at Circulation(s), which takes place from March 21 to May 17 in Paris, France. The full program is available here. Keczupowo (or “Ketchup Town” in English) is the nickname of Włocławek, Natalia Majchrzak’s town of birth, which she has regularly visited since childhood, as she lives in Belgium. The […]
Becoming
by Dónal Talbot
This project can be seen this year at Circulation(s), which takes place from March 21 to May 17 in Paris, France. The full program is available here. “Becoming is the artist’s world experienced with openness and receptiveness – a world understood beyond preconditioning and oppression. Exploring themes of identity, perception, and transformation this project reflects on how […]
Radiations of War
Yana Kononova
“War does not end when the noise of explosions fades. It lingers, saturating the land, embedding itself in the silence of devastated landscapes. Radiations of War traces this persistence—not as a documentary record, but as an encounter with a terrain where disaster does not conclude with impact but continues to unfold, turning the land into […]
Frida Forever
by Frida Lisa Carstensen Jersø
In 2012, Frida leaned against a railing on a bridge, which broke, causing her to fall 4.5 meters onto asphalt, breaking her back. Since then, she has been paraplegic and reliant on a wheelchair. In 2018, doctors discovered she also has a cellular abnormality that causes the formation of large, dead calcium deposits. As a […]
One Millimeter of Black Dirt, and a Veil of Dead Cows
by Vincent Jendly
This photographic series is a dive into the port of Dunkirk, an incarnation of the Anthropocene. It offers a vision of a site arisen from the industrial past which let us perceive the human stamp an earthly and geological scale. As Vincent Jendly explains, this work was born out of astonishment: “ When I discovered […]
Utaki
by Ricardo Tokugawa
This project can be seen this year at Circulation(s), which takes place from March 21 to May 17 in Paris, France. The full program is available here. Utaki, in Okinawa language, translates the idea of a holy place, place of prayer, usually spaces in nature: a forest, cave or mountain, accessed by few. This look […]
After the decay of memory, only a glassy echo remains
Alžběta Drcmánková
This project can be seen this year at Circulation(s), which takes place from March 21 to May 17 in Paris, France. The full program is available here. Alžběta Drcmánková explores the contemporary need to escape from the modern world to take refuge in archetypal landscapes, matrix spaces that recall the refuge of the cave and the […]
Sound the Sirens
by Bryan Anselm
Sound the Sirens encompasses the long-term effects that climate disasters have on communities across the United States, with tens of thousands of people left homeless and displaced while trying to rebuild their lives. Despite decades of warnings by climate scientists about the impact of rising temperatures on the stability of our planet, climate data is now […]
The Classroom
by Hicham Benohoud
“The Classroom explores control and discipline within postcolonial Moroccan identity through staged and unsettling classroom images created between 1994 and 2002. Frustrated by Morocco’s rigid education system in the 1990s, art teacher Hicham Benohoud used photography as a pedagogical tool, creating a makeshift darkroom in his classroom to foster collaborative, hands-on learning and encourage students to […]