Ann Shelton

PHROOM // Anna Shelton

ANN SHELTON  jane says websiteInstagram   Selected from GETXOPHOTO → info   Ann Shelton’s jane says is a photographic garden of flowers and herbs exquisitely arranged by the artist and offset against a brightly coloured background. The plants selected—rue, peony, pennyroyal, poroporo among them—are drawn from millennia of human history in which they have been used […]

Federico Vespignani

PHROOM // Federico Vespignani

FEDERICO VESPIGNANI Short-term, But Long-Term websiteInstagram published by: Debatable Publishing Selected from GETXOPHOTO → info   “Short-term, But Long-Term 🥂 ” is based on over 300 images compiled, redacted, and appropriated via dating apps.Heterosexual male combatants of the Israel Defence Force took the photographs and shared them while they were operating in the Gaza Strip in […]

Atlas of the open Body: Anatomical Body

PHROOM // Atlas of the open Body: Anatomical Body

PHROOM ATLAS OF THE OPEN BODY: ANATOMICAL BODY video and text by: Sabrina Capotortosound design by: Alberto Innamorato Every work of art, even if created following an explicit or implicit poetics of necessity, remains essentially open to a virtually infinite range of possible interpretations, each of which allows it to come alive again through a […]

Cratere

PHROOM // Studio Cratere

PHROOM CRATERE 89 Still Life websiteInstagram Presented at: Ditroit DreamText by: Giorgio Del Re These discontinuously collected images, taken without any particular obsession with accuracy or formal quality, document shop windows. They were capturedquickly, without technical pretensions or deliberate interventions. What purpose does photography serve today? It seems to have gradually become just one medium […]

Frida Forever // Frida Lisa Carstensen Jersø

PHROOM // Frida Forever—Frida Lisa Carstensen Jersø

FRIDA LISA CARSTENSEN JERSØ Frida Forever Instagram website published by: Disko Bay text by: Matteo Cremonesi   Frida Forever by Frida Lisa Carstensen Jersø: The Aesthetics of Vulnerability and the Iconographic Cartography of the Sick Body In the contemporary landscape of authorial photobook publishing, Frida Forever by Frida Lisa Carstensen Jersø–published by Disko Bay–stands out […]

The Dreamers

PHROOM // The Dreamers

PHROOM THE DREAMERS first chapter of the three-year project: Ti vorrei dire curated by: Istituto Europeo di Designin collaboration with: Gallerie d’Italia For the first time, Gallerie d’Italia becomes a space of discovery for students from the IED Photography courses in Turin, Milan, and Rome—a unique opportunity for them to share and reflect on the […]

Real Football // Nick Bannehr

PHROOM // Real Football — Nick Bannehr

NICK BANNEHR Real Football website instagram Photographer Nick Bannehr is proud to announce the release of Real Football, a limited-edition photobook documenting one of Britain’s oldest and most ferocious sporting traditions: the medieval football match of Chiddingstone. The project will debut at BTWNLNS, 105 Wilson St, Newtown NSW 2042 on May 1, 2025, from 6 […]

American Glitch // Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein

PHROOM // American Glitch—Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein

ANDREA OREJARENA & CALEB STEIN  American Glitch Instagram published by: Gnomic Booktext by: Matteo Cremonesi artist’s galleries: Vin Gallery and Palo Gallery The Epistemology of the Glitch: Fiction, Landscape, and Photography in Contemporary America On American Glitch by Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein In an era defined by the overproduction of images and the crisis […]

Oriane Thomasson

PHROOM // Oriane Thomasson

PHROOM ORIANE THOMASSON Paradis websiteInstagram Book published by: The Eriskay Connection Paradis was built as a collection, on the model of cabinets of curiosities. This photographic project consists of personal photographs, archives, as well as botanical and mineralogical illustrations. Oriane Thomasson’s photographic approach questions the different statuses of the image, and the way in which […]

Daniel Wagener

PHROOM // Daniel Wagener

PHROOM DANIEL WAGENER Opus Incertum websiteInstagram Opus Incertum—a term borrowed from Roman masonry, referring to the construction of walls using small blocks, broken tiles, and assorted bricks —the artist explores the memory of time and place, as well as the social and functional transformations that the Chapelle de la Charité, the religious building and place […]

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