Feuillages rebelles, pelages revêches
by Tanguy Muller
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. “I have been working for several years on a series that juxtaposes purebred dogs and topiaries (the term used for plants trimmed into geometric shapes). Dogs, like plants, are […]
Inverno Nucleare
by Lorenzo Magistrato
Through an in-depth investigation, this project seeks to explore one of the most deeply rooted and distressing fears of contemporary society: the threat of nuclear war. A fear that, despite the passing of time, remains vivid within the collective imagination, continually fueled by geopolitical tensions and international conflicts. The project delves into how the fear […]
Black Carnation Part Three
by Konstantin Zhukov
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. “Black Carnation Part Three is a reflection on my research into the poorly-documented queer histories of my home country Latvia. It combines my readings, geographical mapping and conversations on queer […]
You Can Have It All
by Karla Hiraldo Voleau
You can find You Can Have It All soon in a solo show at Fotofestival Lenzburg, opening on May the 9th 2026. Instagram Fotofestival Lenzburg “I use photography and performance to explore themes of intimacy, identity, and healing, often drawing from my own life to create spaces of reflection and empowerment. In You Can Have It All (2019, […]
The Dog Sat Where We Parted
by Mahmoud Khattab
“The Dog Sat Where We Parted is a photography book: a visual narrative of my time in conscription as I ventured into the desert as a soldier with a dog, a head shaved and a camouflage that appealed to sand. Questioning times of following orders and sharing a plate and a story with strangers who […]
Chester: Interrogating the White Gaze on Black Bodies in Photography
by Dr. H. Herukhuti Sharif Williams and Justin Maxon
Shortlisted Artist for the Charta Award 2025 Chester: Interrogating the White Gaze on Black Bodies in Photography is a layered, multi-authored exploration of how whiteness, white supremacy, and white nationalism operate in American visual culture by turning the white gaze back on itself—making it personal to reveal how it functions from within. Co-created by Dr. […]
Padre
by Marisol Mendez
Padre is a personal and political excavation of masculinity, approached through a feminist lens. Rooted in my family history and shaped by my Latin American heritage, the project interrogates the deeply embedded structures of machismo that govern not only men’s behaviors but also the emotional landscapes of those around them. Oscillating between social critique and […]
The Rocket’s Red Glare
by Barbara Diener
The Rocket’s Red Glare uses the life of instrumental German rocket scientist, Wernher von Braun, to explore the selective way history is told. This series challenges the often dual retelling of significant 20th century events, starting in Nazi-era Germany and culminating in the moon landing. My interest in interpreting this chain of events comes from my […]
High Visibility (Blaze Orange)
by Jaclyn Wright
High Visibility (Blaze Orange) uses debris collected from improvised gun ranges on public lands to create photographic installations that explore the impacts and material traces of late capitalism and settler colonialism on the landscape of the U.S. West. Through the use of original images, archival photographs and maps, and performances, the work shows the crucial […]
Reversed surveillance by Marcel Top
Reversed surveillance is a visualisation of invasive surveillance technologies, challenging the prospect of automating crime detection during protests in France. The project reflects on the development and legislation of mass surveillance by offering a case study on how individuals can protect themselves using the very tools with which they are surveilled. Following the enactment of new […]