A moment with Sirena Warren
Enjoy a moment with model Sirena Warren. Photography and Interview by Keitaro Cloward Phone ringing… Keitaro: Hi it’s Keitaro. Sirena: Hi. Keitaro: Just calling about the interview, do you wanna…
“Fernweh” – A summer group exhibition in Zurich
How well we know this feeling of “Fernweh” – the yen to see distant places. The feeling of curiosity, of excitement when you leave the known behind and enter into a different world. Detached from your daily life, you inhale some moments of freedom, and create wonderful lasting memories. The Swiss gallery Bildhalle dedicated their latest exhibition to Fernweh.
A room in Rio
“In February my love and me went to Brazil and checked into a hotel room in Rio. On a lucid and golden morning and after a hot spiked coffee in bed I took a few pictures of her… of us. Later we went to explore the city. We were supposed to stay a month in Brazil but due to corona virus we ended-up staying another two months… and we are still here.”
A moment with Janice Kim
“Quarantine learned me the fact that I have more time, and it taught me to manage my time better.” Enjoy a moment with Los Angeles based designer and creative Janice Kim.
“I love that grainy, out of focus imperfect look” Nathan Landers
Nathan Landers also known as @itsnedkelly on instagram is a nomadic photographer that together with his partner Tegan Phillipa travel the world. You will find them either in their Dolce Sole Camper or catching flights whilst documenting their adventures.
“Limbo” – A short film reflecting memories of a young lost love
The intense and cinematic short-film Limbo transports you into an unknown space, where forgotten memories of an old young love arise. And so their own darkness does. “This 2 minutes Experimental Short-Film filmed in Buenos Aires, Argentina is a reflection of memories of a young lost love, based on my own experience” tells Marina Monaco. Starring Sofía Toledo and Joaquin Ibarra.
“Finding little joys is what helps me to continue to create everyday.” The world of Brinley Ribando
We sat down with young photographer and painter Brinley Ribando to talk about her love for creating, why art is important for people’s life and trying to embrace the simpler things.
Lucinda R’s new music video is an intimate portrait of longing and vulnerability
“This clip was inspired by loneliness and the way we share it with each other through social media. Our intention was to share loneliness and vulnerability in a beautiful way. ” Tin Tin is a music video for Brisbane artist Lucinda R directed, filmed and edited by Danny McShane. The clip was shot on an iphone and is an intimate portrait of longing and vulnerability.
Dreaming of Naples
Pictures like this suddenly feel like from another era. Lively, colorful, bustling activity on the streets. People who come closer to talk, to laugh. It is the world of yesterday that only exists in memories in days like these to tell their stories in pictures.
“Youth in Graz” – A series by Margarita Keller
Margarita Keller´s photographic project “Youth in Graz” is a long-term research and visual documentation of youngsters, their boundaries, exposed beauty and self-perception. “Such a staged narrative mostly relates to growing up transformations and connection to nature as a metaphorical embodiment of a person. This story is an opportunity to capture and translate the subtle mood and images of today’s youth.”
Friends, youth and ephemeral moments with Jozef Ezra
Jozef Ezra, a photographer that loves to shoot women simply because; ‘they are foils to himself as a man, and each individual is solitary, singular and rare.’ While it’s rare to find a photo of himself he isn’t absent, merely hiding behind the lens of his Contax.
“I think these are also very interesting and challenging times for photographers.” Tim Batist
“When I start browsing the pictures I took on a shoot, there’s one thing that matters to me: the feeling a picture gives me. I have to feel ‘it’ before I start editing the image.” explains Tim Batist to us, a Belgian photographer who tries to capture the beauty of woman. Each photograph transmits a certain atmosphere, an absorbing detail, something that makes your eyes stop and see the story that is being told.
Print: C-Heads Magazine “Remember those golden days ” Volume #36
In this issue we are going to explore happiness. The pursuit of happiness may well be the most stubborn of all human clichés. Everybody, throughout human history, has been searching for it, selling it, finding it, and losing it. Happiness is what keeps us humans going. What helps us forget the hardships. It distracts us from the tragedy and finiteness of life. Happiness is like the drug that keeps us alive.
Daydreaming
“I’ve been visiting my memories. My hot body after the sun. The wind blew on my face. The breeze calming down in the treetops. And that day full of…
“From containment to refinement” A series exploring the expressive capacity of photography during quarantine
“[W]hat is a melancholia? What is a depression? – we find ourselves faced with an enigmatic chiasmus that will continue to preoccupy us. If loss, mourning, and absence set the imaginary act in motion and permanently fuel it as much as they menace and undermine it, it is also undeniable that the fetish of the work of art is erected in disavowal of this mobilizing affliction.