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A week after the opening of its 15th edition, the popular Photo Festival from Brittany’s, La Gacilly, launched its Austrian counterpart....

Marcus DeSieno is fascinated the progress of technology and its impact on our world. To create No Man’s Land: Views from a surveillance...

With Ango, Sakiko Nomura conceived a photobook, inspired by the Second World War and a novella by Ango Sakaguchi, One Woman and the War.

In The Hunt – a project mixing photography with video – Alvaro Laiz tells the tragic story of a tiger hunt in Russia. Through it, he...

We have been following closely Brendan George Ko since he started collecting the scraps of his intense existence, in 2013. His work was...

This week, the redaction team presents the work of two of our readers. François Ollivier takes us on a enchanting walk, and the duo Elena...

American photographer Amani Willett likes to trust his curiosity. He articulates his projects around discoveries, mysteries he solves...

Julia de Cooker, based in Paris, has been dreaming about the Great North since she was a child. To realise Svalbard, an arcticficial...

In her series Extrémité, Brooklyn based photographer Danielle Lessnau performs. Her tender and enigmatic images are taken using a pinhole...

Photographer Aron Klein is fascinated by the old traditions of Balkan countries. His series Kukeri explore strange rituals, practiced by...

Eui-Jip Hwang is a visual artist working in New York. His series Live Your Dream criticises the surgical Korean empire and its hold on...

‘This is how he communicates. Without words, with his gaze only. This is also the first picture where Moro revealed...

Michael Dillow is an American photographer and a Master of Fine Arts candidate. His series Getting Better is a touching and intimate...

Gentrification is an issue currently at the heart of London's community. Here, Nicola Muirhead, Bermudian photographer, reminds us the...