Sebastian Szczepanowski’s series takes us on a journey on public transport, where we sit beside strangers, present in body but out of reach until we arrive.
Posts by Paul Mortlock
In Your Space
Danika Green’s series explores the relationship between personal environments we create and the subsequent identities we form within them.
Après les cigognes
Vanessa Kuzay creates an intimate and poetic narrative about the origins and the bond that is created between a mother and her child.
It Was All A Dream
French photographer Aurélien Lulah Ferreira captures a New York with people living lives parallel to the American Dream.
American Gothic
John Blais takes the 1930 Grant Wood painting as a starting point for his portrait series featuring couples referencing the original pose.
I’m not from here
Théo Giacometti’s road trip takes in the sleaze of Vegas, LA and beyond, channelling the real and imagined experiences of the American Dream for an outsider.
Flesh & Faith
Michael Parfitt’s series captures the vibrancy of the people and streets of Manilla during the Saint Niño de Pajotan Festival.
Unboxed
Etinosa Yvonne’s project examines the perceptions and restrictions on masculinity and appearance within modern Nigerian society.
The Interval
Lucie Berquière’s series answers the question – what happens to the characters during a pandemic, when theatres become forbidden places?
For Whom Will the Sirens Sing
French photographer Théo Giacometti’s wonderfully lyrical series about the Camargue delta region of Southern France.