Joselito Verschaeve
PHROOM JOSELITO VERSCHAEVE As Long as The Sun Lasts websiteInstagram As Long as The Sun Lasts shows a narrative built on fragments of ruins, nature, and human interventions. These elements pose as remnants of a cycle of repetitive history. While being a work of fiction, it references the Anthropocene, where the impact of our actions […]
Isabella Casiraghi
PHROOM ISABELLA CASIRAGHI I Alive This Too Instagram “South Vietnam is not beautiful. Everyone says it, and it’s true. The buildings are either covered with enormous billboards or abandoned—half-built. The streets are a jumble of saddles, headlights, and mirrors, as if a thousand-wheeled Transformer were wandering the city. Motorbikes are everywhere; they are sacred, like […]
Harold Delhaie
PHROOM HAROLD DELHAIE POC5 Instagram Through this photographic series, POC5 explores the notion of bodily normality and how it shapes our relationship with ourselves and others. Inspired by the identification of the POC5 gene, associated with scoliosis, this project questions how bodies are perceived when they deviate from imposed standards. Growing up with a different […]
Sui Roh
PHROOM SUI ROH WebsiteInstagram Sui Roh’s photographs have explored the inevitability of illness and loss—how we face and accept them. Like the shifting seasons, withering plants, and ripening fruit, we, too, change. Nothing lasts forever. This idea draws from Anicca (impermanence), one of the Three Marks of Existence in Buddhism. WISHING2024 People stack stones, each […]
DOMESTIC // Katrina Stamatopoulos
KATRINA STAMATOPOULOS DOMESTIC website instagram get your copy here DOMESTIC is grounded in research on the food production industry, and focuses on relationships between humans and animals, eaters and eaten. The project stems from a batch of found 16mm agricultural and advertising footage shot in America in the 1960’s; a poignant time for industrial and […]
Karolina Burlikowska
PHROOM KAROLINA BURLIKOWSKA WebsiteInstagram Karolina Burlikowska works instinctively, following her curiosity into surreal places. Influenced by the every-day world around her—from the ad catalogues of her teenage years to food bubbling in the kitchen—Karolina’s work embraces moments of magic which often go unnoticed by others. Nature and its phenomena are a consistent source of inspiration, […]
Soffice come l’erba ruvido come l’asfalto // Tomaso Clavarino
TOMASO CLAVARINO Soffice come l’erba ruvido come l’asfalto websiteinstagram Soffice come l’erba ruvido come l’asfalto is the result of the work of approximately four months developed by Tomaso Clavarino in via Quarti, in Baggio, a western suburb of Milan. Invited to produce a new body of images from a group of institutions involved in social […]
Nicolò Rinaldi
PHROOM NICOLÒ RINALDI Tourist Tsunami WebsiteInstagram Tourist Tsunami is a photographic exploration of the complexities and peculiarities of overtourism, a phenomenon that redefines the identity of destinations and the experience of those who visit them. The project investigates, through critical observation and the powerful tool of irony, mainly the anthropological and performative aspects of tourism: […]
How To Move a Mountain // Caleb Stein
CALEB STEIN How to Move a Mountain websiteinstagram Published by: Luhz Press How to Move a Mountain is Caleb Stein’s photographic essay of the Carrara marble quarry, a series of intimate portraits of roboticarms and raw marble that offer nuance to today’s debate around artistic authorship and AI and computer-augmented art.Sent on a commission for […]
Monos // Alessio Keilty
ALESSIO KEILTY Monos websiteinstagram Get your copy: here In the western side of Europe, where the Mediterranean Sea touches the cold waters of the ocean, a small community of free-range apes lives and thrives. Nestled in the upper rock of Gibraltar, this colony of Barbary macaques consists of around three hundred individuals. These macaques are […]