Christian Mushenko’s studio project is a mixture of heartfelt and confronting images that explore the power of touch.
Through this form of connection we call touch, we give attention, show empathy, and build closeness.
Through touch we carry out the most noble, as well as the lowest deeds of which humans are capable. Unspoken expressions, communicating more truth than the words we speak.
In 5 seconds of touch, all the worlds’ mysteries are felt. Hearts and bones become one.
Spanning New York, London, Sydney and Asia, photographer/director Christian Mushenko has the same approach to shooting stills and motion: capturing authentic moments in a distinctive warm and emotive style.
Spanning a century of upheaval, Christian Mushenko’s project traces a photographer’s return to his ancestral roots — revealing the fragile, beautiful truth of belonging.
In Sharon Eilon’s Cuba, dignity persists in ration lines and decaying doorways, even as a generation disappears.
Michael Parfitt documents Vietnam’s Hmong and Dao communities as they quietly adapt tradition to survive tourism, urbanisation and vanishing land.
Sharon Eilon captures the everyday rhythms of Myanmar’s Buddhist monastic community, in robes, ritual, and quiet devotion.
