And Then There Was the Night
by Magdalena Wysocka and Claudio Pogo
This extraordinary project began when artist duo Wysocka and Pogo stumbled upon a peculiar archive on eBay — a collection of handmade zines containing rephotographed images from a 1920s pornographic film. These enigmatic booklets, it later emerged, were privately made by the so-called “Vampire from Dachauer Moor”, an elusive figure from Münich’s occult scene of […]
Ánima
by Ruth Montiel Arias
Ánima is a visual project that proposes an analogy between the tradition of pig slaughter and its parallel with the mythological belief of the Santa Compaña. Through this work, Ruth Montiel Arias (Palmeira, A Coruña, 1977) sets up an encounter between Galician superstition and local customs to construct a new imaginary, one in which folklore […]
The Crimson Thread
by Erin Lee
The Crimson Thread investigates the ubiquitous presence of Australia’s British heritage through the lens of Queen Elizabeth II’s Royal Tour of Australia in 1954. Using speculative documentary photography, the project retraces the Queen’s tour to document what the contemporary settler society in Australia looks like today, and its continuing connection to the British monarchy. By […]
How to use photography as a tool for the ultimate love relationship
by Isabel Pousset
This project was published by Yogurt Editions This project is a heartfelt, humorous, and at times painful exploration of how photography can strengthen and deepen romantic relationships. Presented as a manual, this work offers practical tips and creative ideas for using photography to connect with your partner in meaningful ways. Filled with vivid examples and […]
The Unknown Space
by Fabrizia Finamore
The Moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth, it seems to have originated from the impact of a celestial body with the Earth’s surface, making the synergy with the planet of origin indissoluble. Space lunar missions have provided a large amount of data on its structure. The next missions involve the construction of […]
Under Which Tree Did Goethe Sleep?
by Ugo Milano
After the end of a meaningful relationship, I have decided to come back to my home country. That place, that had been raising me for more than twenty years, and that I had always considered a safe haven seemed transformed and very hard to deal with. In an attempt of re-appropriation, I choose to investigate […]
Le Royaume
by Marie Quéau
Le Royaume is the portrait of an imaginary community. The blue, grey or black mud anonymises the bodies and faces, presenting themselves as a second skin, ancestral sediments that protect them but also freeze them in a role. This blue mud is a mask for everyone, releasing postures and grins that are as violent as […]
TerˈWär
by Roberta Scampone
This photography project delves into the profound rewriting of our cultural landscape by climate change. The progressive retreat of the grapevine from its ancestral lands transcends mere agricultural loss, manifesting as a deep cultural hemorrhage, a silent echo resonating far beyond the vine rows. “Terroir”—the intrinsic soul of a place, meticulously woven by generations of […]
Wet Paint
by Studio Prokopiou
Wet Paint by Studio Prokopiou is a bold and provocative exploration of Greek heritage through the lens of camp aesthetics. The artist’s hyper-exaggerated, hyper-realistic imagery merges mythology, pop culture, and BDSM iconography to create a kaleidoscope of visual contradictions. The photographs, with their ostentatious colours and theatrical staging, invite viewers into an ambiguous space where […]
Going Westward
by Maria Luisa Zoccoli
Going Westward is a visual research project that explores the concept of death and digital immortality, reflecting on the relationship between the self and its virtual existence. Born from personal introspection and a reflection on the relationship with the end of life, the project investigates the possibilities offered by virtual worlds as spaces of persistence […]