Flowers of all colors, sizes and species adorn the faces and bodies portrayed by Giseok Cho. The Korean photographer wants to create the imagery of his own generation whether they are from Seoul or not. Early in his career as a photographer, Giseok Cho worked[...]
With Ad Infinitum, photographer Kris Vervaeke creates a serie of images by exploring the cemeteries of Hong Kong. The mortuary portraits of women and men, left in the outdoor, become, for the photographer, still alive representations of the deceased. Why and how did you get[...]
All it takes for Alexander Gehring's images to topple over into the occult world is a dark room, its red light, and extensive historical research. The German photographer who lives and works in Berlin, revalorizes analog photography. But above all, it renews the history of[...]
Ukrainian photographer Elena Subach illustrates, in her series Grandmothers on the Edge of Heaven, the notion of “grandmothering”. Through this anthropological concept which reveals the importance of matriarchs in the evolution of the human species (whose menopause would be physiological proof of their gargantuan achievements),[...]
Settled in Northen France for more than 20 years, Bruno Duplant, artist, musician and composer, captures disused industrial areas, « ghost factories », through his camera. The images he takes echo preliminary sound works about the same theme. These compositions, which have evolved over time,[...]
Eliseo H. Zubiri is a director, photographer and visual artist. Based in Buenos Aires in Argentina, Eliseo H. Zubiri offers in his images a combination of photographs and digital work that bring a form of surrealism to the scenes. It shows austere and unusual scenes[...]
German photographer Marzena Skubatz lives and works in Germany and Iceland. Particularly interested in places’ identity and their meaning: outdoor and indoor landscapes and the « in between » space. From this research, she is naturally interested in remote and inaccessible spaces. She has decided to go[...]
In her series The Truth is in the Soil, London-based Greek photographer Ioanna Sakellaraki explores the practice of mourning, through her individual story with death. A graduate in photography at the Royal College of Art, her serie looks back at the last community of traditional[...]
Bondage, eroticism and death are the main themes of the photographer Nobuyoshi Araki, born in 1940 in Tokyo. With Between Love and Death: Diary of Nobuyoshi Araki, hosted at the Singapore International Photography Festival in 2018, he reveals a new side of his photographic work.[...]
It is in a frantic, but above all emotional race, that Romain Veillon captures, for a moment, the ghosts of the past. In the sandy village of Kolmanskop, the amusement parks of Japan or the schools of Chernobyl, the French photographer testifies the passage of[...]
