Artist and Her Muses
In her work Rosa Beiroa explores movement and gesture as a core, using the human body and elements from reality to interpret the workings of the subconscious mind.
“Creation against oblivion” Exploring themes of youth rebellion, sorrow, and fragility with photographer Clara Kennedy
Clara Kennedy is a Parisian analog photographer, tattoo designer, filmmaker, and sketch artist. A multi-disciplinary creator, Clara is fascinated by the fabric of adolescence. A well-traveled character defined by depth and sentiment, Clara Kennedy leads with her heart. Exploring themes of youth rebellion, sorrow, and oblivion, Clara’s portfolio arrives at the intersection of darkness and light.
“The Silver Lagoon” Swimming into the depths of silver waters
“The Silver Lagoon” is a hauntingly beautiful underwater photography series shoot in the Philippines by Camille Robiou du Pont showing the physical and emotional strength and beauty of women, around all the alluring shapes and forms created by the flow of water.
Are we moving or just the space around us?
Vanessa Monti – sometimes called Lafea, is a 23-year-old Colombian/Italian photographer and art director based in Barcelona. Her “Natural Couches” project is a photographic journey using a green couch to document a move into a new appartment and new life.
Deep Ocean Water
“Amongst the chaos called Covid, and a storm of ‘wildfires’ here in California, the weather spiked into a heatwave that hasn’t happened in more than 30 years at least. It became a necessity for sanity alone, to escape for a couple days to one of my favorite secret beaches.” tells us photographer Michael Benjamin Blank about his sparkling and dreamy series starring gorgeous Christine Li.
“I’d like things and people to slow down.” A talk with photographer Alex Grace Jones
“I’d actually like us to regress, I’d like photography to go back to how it used to be when people took more time over having their image captured and it was seen as a rare and exciting occasion. I’d like things and people to slow down and take the time to really assess how images make them feel and not just scroll on past without a second thought.”
Maya Kibbel’s キベルまや Extraordinary Japanese Journal: Part 9 featuring model Mannan
The trend of people dressing up wildly, roaming around Harajuku to be snapped for Fruits and Street magazine, and several prominent websites, seems to have nearly disappeared. But it’s not completely gone.
Nature. A self-portrait series by Adrianna
“I grew up in a place that taught me a lot, how to appreciate life, how to be happy, how to love others, how to have respect for others.” Get to know Polish photographer Adrianna who shares a self-portrait series with us and tells us about her favourite childhood memory and what life has taught her recently.
A moment with Kacie & C-Heads
“This was my first time working with Kacie; and I must say, she came prepared with fire looks and an amazing, vibrant personality.” tells us Southern California based photographer Tristan…
French dancer Kevin Bago dances off his pain in new short film “Dance or Die”
“The accident changed me. I approach life with optimism. I ask myself a lot less questions. And I do things for myself, for my artistic journey and for my well-being as well.” With this insightful portrait film female director Nathalie De Lopez presents a part of Kevin Bargo´s story that is full of resilience. “Dance or Die” carries a message of hope and strength at a time when the world most needs it.
Italian summer: Midnight pasta and crosswords at the beach
Summer is drawing to an end, and just for little bit more time we want to cherish those sun-kissed days before the first colourful autumn leaves appear in front of our windows. So just right in time for that we present you the images of London based Valentina Gurian, who decided to spent her summer back home in Italy, capturing typical moments that characterize summertime in the north-middle of Italy.
“Scion” – A series exploring the human relationship with nature by Martin Côté
“With Scion I tried to parallel the nature / human relationship by integrating a more or less approached factor, that of emotions. A selection of images spanning ten years, having been saturated with an emotional perspective, on the one hand, that of my environment but also that of our relations with the external world, thus coming to do echo to this theory of sensitive interdependence between these two entities.”
A deceptively dreamlike reflection of the human experience by Jordan Pope
A motion picture made still, Jordan Pope’s vision is a deceptively dreamlike reflection of the human experience. With work as whimsical as his, editing T6i portraits on an iPhone seems inconceivable. But when you’re breathing life into prophecies, anything is possible.
“Photography is about establishing human connections.” A talk with Paris based photographer Anna Yakovleva
Anna Yakovleva is a Paris based photographer whose pictures carrying hints of raw and natural colours never fails to appeal the eye. During our call, we learnt about her professional journey along with some intriguing facts about her life and of course, her long held affair with the gorgeous city.
Girl in NYC – A series by Michael Gogidze
“”We are inspired by simplicity, creative thinking and an aesthetic that responds to the way we live.” NYC based photographer and filmmaker Michael Gogidze shares a varied and “sparkled with joy” series called “Girl in NYC ” featuring freelance model and blogger Iracho Martini.