Stephen Shore, fotoğrafçılığın revaçta bir meslek ve sanat pratiğine dönüşürken kurum ve tekniklere erişilebilirlikteki değişimlerin, sanat öğretiminin etkisinin ve kişisel gelişimin önemine vurgu yaparak fotoğrafın yirminci yüzyıl ortasından itibaren içinden geçtiği fazları değerlendiriyor.

Spanish artist Yosigo’s photographs of the seaside bring a playful, colourful and romantic perspective to humanity’s relationship with the sea.

Johannes Brus’ unique technique and style open a portal into fantastic worlds of meaning where the familiar is alienated and the alien becomes familiar.

If asked to use canvas as a medium to express the fears and anxieties that paralyse our minds, would we come close to the universe created by Monica Rohan?

Aneta Grzeszykowska’s series, Mama, is a journey into the depths of psychoanalysis, which promises a unique perspective on the complex relationship between mother and daughter.

Capturing moments where the past, present and future converge, the artist and photographer Michael Cook uses his lens both as a mediator and a storyteller, encouraging a dialogue that transcends the boundaries of time and social structures.

Australian photographer and costume artist Gerwyn Davies hides himself in his art, concealing and reinventing a free, vibrant, and infinite universe.