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Ruins Explorer
July 21, 2010Michael John Grist is a ruins explorer and novelist who lives in Tokyo, Japan. more…
The Woodpecker Series
July 1, 2010The photographic work of Jeff Bark is full of dark romanticism and plays with traditions of the old masters style of painting. more…
Hissa Igarashi
June 23, 2010Photographer and stylist Hissa Igarashi was born in Hokkaido, Japan. He studied fashion design at the Bunka fashion college which is well known as the school Yohji Yamamoto graduated. more…
Documenting life below the surface
June 14, 2010Mark Tipple’s »Underwater Project« captured the sequence of a group of young men playing amongst the waves. more…
Exactitudes
June 9, 2010Inspired by a shared interest in the striking dress codes of various social groups, the Rotterdam-based photographic team of Ari Versluis and Ellie Uyttenbroek have been systematically hamstringing such permutations of received identity for ten years. more…
Juliane Eirich
June 6, 2010Juliane Eirich studied at the Academy of Photographic Design in Munich. After graduating she moved to New York City and Honolulu to work and pursue her own projects. She now lives and works in Berlin and New York. Her photographs have been exhibited in many countries and featured in various publications.
Conceptual photography replanted in Kyoto
May 30, 201023degrees is the digital art and photography showcase of Tomas Svab and Saori Svabova-Nishikawa based in Kyoto, Japan. Their theme is artwork, writing, ideas and tools for digital artists.
Christian Metzler
May 1, 2010Christian Metzler is a freelance photographer based in Pforzheim, Germany. Working in fashion and people photography for editorial, music, corporate and advertising clients. He is also contributing to galleries and photo libraries with personal work and projects.
Sherif Shot
April 11, 2010Sherif Elhage is an Paris based autodidactic photographer born and raised in Beirut. His work seeks to play with the human eye rather than address traditional methods of iconography; his photographs break scenographic conjunctions through optical trickery and a combination of inventive minimalism. sherifshot.com