PHOTOGRAPHY

February 20, 2019

The colors are bold, the postures are theatrical. A first look at the photography of Pierre-Marin Delaisi brings you to a world where the glitter of Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Neon Demon and the aesthetic of Gaspar Noé’s Climax are never very far away. This af...

Femininity, Flora and Fairy tales: The Photography of Voodica

Carmen Haigh

October 4, 2018

Take a tumble down the rabbit hole into photographer Voodica’s self-proclaimed wonderland and find yourself in an upside-down universe of alluring, lithe maidens swathed in tulle and crowned heroines bedecked i...

Francesca Woodman: Exploring The Other Side

Jennifer Rizzo

September 18, 2018

Francesca Stern Woodman (April 3, 1958 - January 19, 1981) was an American artist, known for her black and white photography focusing on self-portraiture and the human figure in relation to it’s surroundings. A...

The Philosophical Art of Chameleons: Body Paintings by Emma Hack

July 3, 2018

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Artists have always enjoyed giving their own twist on reality to trigger the imagination and dreams of their public. But some artists even go further, by hacking reality, with a lot of wit. The word of hacking is especially indicated when talking of Australian...

A Voyage through the Analogue: An Interview with Ellen Rogers

Selena Chambers

June 21, 2018

Photography has always been thought of as a “truth” medium, so much that even Baudelaire distrusted its advance and competition with what he saw as true Art (paintings, poetry—mediums that he thought catered mo...

Flowers for Jeju: The Last Mermaids: An Interview with Zena Holloway

Jackie Lemmon

March 20, 2018

Frills and lace float, weightless, amongst graceful porcelain limbs in an eerie, hazy glow. There’s a nostalgic ambiance created by this otherworldly place found beneath the surface of water. This place, of...

The Soothing Wonderland of Kirsty Mitchell

Jantine Zandbergen

March 3, 2018

“I think the story of 'Alice in Wonderland' in a way is a reminder that life is frightening, it can shift on you at any moment.” – Michael Sheen There’s a lot of tragedy in fairytales. Take Wonderland for instance, the fantastic photo series by British photo...

Interview: Aaron Mcpolin Reveals The Grace of Shibari With Photography

December 21, 2017

Since its invention, photography has been an incredible tool to document humanity and to get the best insights into global subcultures and countercultures that have fed what we now know as new contemporary art....

The Oneiric and Moving Photography of Emma McEvoy

November 14, 2017

When you are feeling lonely and everything seems dark, just remember you are part of something bigger and that you are forever linked to nature. It is the kind of message emerging from the work of Emma McEvoy. ...

Embroidered Humanity: The Photography of Aline Brant

October 19, 2017

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Art can be and can do many things. But sometimes, it just needs to make us connected with other human beings thanks to a genuine pureness. Aline Brant is one of those artists we are grateful they exist, as they are bringing so much happiness and innocence ...

Make Art That Matters: Interview with Alexia Sinclair

Ry Sangalang

October 10, 2017

Ghosts haunt an ancient mansion on a frozen lake in Sweden. Courtly ladies of high society luxuriate in ethereal fields of flowers. Beautiful monarchs rule with different styles as varied as the colors of t...

The Organic and Surreal Photography of 3cm’s Yung Cheng Lin

September 16, 2017

Just one glimpse and you will realize that the photography of Yung Cheng Lin is dancing on the edge of beauty and bizarre. Based in Tainan, Taiwan, this young art director and photographer is also known as ...

Dark, Mysterious Fairytales by Ekaterina Belinskaya

Jantine Zandbergen

August 19, 2017

Remember Disney’s Snow White? Or The Little Mermaid? The classic Disney films we all loved as a child have a much darker origin than many know. Snow White’s stepmother for instance, in the original story from 1812 written by the Grimm brothers, wanted to h...

The Cute and Weird Universe of Ellen Sheidlin

August 1, 2017

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Instagram icon Ellen Sheidlin is Nabokov’s most twisted fantasy made true. Indeed, the writer of Lolita could not even have pictured a creature such as this internet phenomenon who is hypnotizing more than ...

The Magic of Sally Mann

Evan Senn

June 29, 2017

Photography started as the first true collaboration between fine art and science. The technology of this unique machine was created to record reality, or truth, quicker and more honestly than a painter or a...

The Haunting Photography of Haris Nukem

June 21, 2017

There are many terms used to describe the work of Haris Nukem. Surprisingly, most of the time, they are connected to glamour, as if the photography of the British artist were just some casual eye candy. But let's be brutally honest, there are just two words to...

Flowers Die and Fairies Live: Interview with Bella Kotak

Ry Sangalang

June 20, 2017

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"Rage, rage against the dying of the light." - Dylan Thomas As Bella Kotak shoots, time is against her. The Golden rays are her only help, yet they flee the night sky like fairies in a rush to get to their s...

Kyle Thompson: An Exploration of Self

Kim Crowie

June 12, 2017