Nika Sandler
NIKA SANDLER The World of Hedonia website On New Year’s Eve, I made a wish to immerse myself forever in the sensations that I experienced while taking tranquilizers. I wanted to fall into a sweet sleep and not face reality anymore. In an effort to forget myself, I was trapped in a depressive hedonia, […]
Brandy Eve Allen
BRANDY EVE ALLEN Floranova website An Archaic Greek poet from Eresos or Mytilene on the island of Lesbos, Sappho is known for her lyric poetry, written to be sung while accompanied by music. And in honor of Sappho, these images are meant to be viewed while accompanied by music. Focusing my camera towards […]
Davide Maria Palusa
PHROOM DAVIDE MARIA PALUSA websiteinstagram interview by: Michela Coslovich Michela Coslovich: Your photography is linked to the concepts of space, architecture and landscape. What do these three fundamental elements mean in your visual search? Davide Maria Palusa: Spaces, architectures and landscapes are the tools that allow me to represent a concept. For me, […]
Maria Mavropoulou
PHROOM MARIA MAVROPOULOU Image Eaters websiteinstagram You feed me with images so I can compose your feed You update me so I can update you You flood me with content and I put it into context You teach me to see so I can show you what you want to see I […]
North Line // Fyodor Telkov and Sergey Poteryaev
FYODOR TELKOV and SERGEY POTERYAEV North Line Fyodor TelkovwebsiteInstagram Sergey PoteryaevwebsiteInstagram published by: Snowfox Works North Line presents a collection of images through which Fyodor Telkov and Sergey Poteryaev document their travels in the regions of northern Russia to chronicle the lives of the native Mansi, Selkup, Nenets and Hanty people. Recounting the […]
Padanistan // Tomaso Clavarino
TOMASO CLAVARINO Padanistan websiteinstagram published by: studiofaganeltext by: Giacomo Infantino Padanistan is the latest book by Tomaso Clavarino, a photographer born in 1986 and the author of other books and zines that I have had the pleasure of browsing through, such as, for example, the earlier Ballads of Woods and Wounds from 2020, and […]
Julie Poly
JULIE POLY Ukrzaliznytsia websiteInstagram Selected from PhMuseum Days→ info Thanks to the experience of working as a train conductor, Julie Poly captures the very essence of travelling in Ukrainian trains in her project Ukrzaliznytsia, which is also the name of the state railway company. Employing both photographs of train decorations and staged images of […]
Munirah Almehri
MUNIRAH ALMEHRI Umbai websiteInstagram Selected from PhMuseum Days→ info In Kuwaiti slang the word Umbai expresses a statement of surprise at the absurd and unexpected. It is reserved only for the tongues of Kuwaiti women so much that if a man simply utters the word, they are accused of being gay. The word represents […]
Ana Vallejo
ANA VALLEJO Neuromantic websiteInstagram Selected from PhMuseum Days→ info “My name is Ana and I am a love addict” – says artist Ana Vallejo while trapped in her apartment with anxieties when COVID-19 hit New York City in 2020. This started a personal investigation to dissect and find the source of her addiction. She merged […]
Agathe Kalfas & Mathias Benguigui
AGATHE KALFAS & MATHIAS BENGUIGUI Asphodel Songs Agathe Kalfas websiteInstagram Mathias Benguigui websiteInstagram Selected from PhMuseum Days→ info In 2015, Lesbos became the centre of Europe’s largest population movement since World War II. Situated only 12 kilometres from the Turkish coast, the Greek island still bears the traces of the Great Catastrophe of 1922 […]