Jonathan Schechner is a Vermont-based photographer that documents the fraught relationship between place and belonging. Jonathan Schechner moved to America from Israel as a teenager in 2005 and in his work depicts the feeling of the missing home. Such emotion feels evident in his use of light, cool and clean as it cuts across the frame. It…
David Cata is a Spanish artist that sews landscapes into the skin of his palm, a kind of art that you haven’t seen before. David Cata created the series called “Horizontes” and he claims that “with changes, the confrontation with the past and the uncertainty of the future”. Cata’s choice of art is determined by visuals that…
Jeff Luker is an American photographer that traveled and captured all the things that he has seen. He grew up on a small farm in a tiny rural town on the South Shore of Massachusetts, America. Jeff Luker had what he describes as an idyllic childhood, but one punctured by intermittent chaos and realized from a…
Weronika Izdebska is a freelance photographer and filmmaker based out of Lodz, Poland. She is an author of album covers, music videos, fashion lookbooks and editorials. Her new series of photo-shooting is called “Jasmine”. Weronika Izdebska has her own style of her imagery that appears delicate and strong at the same time. The nudes of the women…
Gohar Dashti is an Iranian photographer that draws from memory and her photo-series is called “Home”, portraiting the effect of war on the places once defined as home. Gohar Dashti captured all the abandoned houses from Iran, a consequence of the war, people emigrated due to political and social reasons. The lack of identity and the fact…
Gili Benita is an Israeli photographer that traveled through Japan for two months. His goal was to feel the experience of solitude and to understand the loneliness. Gili Benita created the photo-series called “Kudoku”, moments of solitude in the midst of cities. A very innovative idea, proof of talent and creativity. In his work, Gili…
David Burdeny is a Canadian photographer that spent two weeks shooting the network of tunnels from Moscow Metro. He captured chandeliers, marble walls, bronze columns, and intricate mosaics, and his photos are fascinating! David Burdeny tried an entire year to have the permission to photograph the Moscow subway and he is the first photographer in the world who was…
Danila Tkachenko is a visual artist based in Moscow and his recent work, entitled “Restricted Area” is related to photograph abandoned sovietic sites, depicting the human destructive desire for utopia. Danila Tkachenko traveled through the ex-Soviet Union, captured artifacts from another time, depicting the abandoned buildings and shooting desolating landscapes. They have lost their significance, along with their…
Michael Hemy is a British photographer that splits his time between London and Paris, but his work goes around the world online and in the famous print-magazines. Michael Hemy has a lot of big clients like AnOther Magazine, Louis Vuitton, Vogue, Cos, Mr. Porter, Interview Magazine and Numéro. In his photography, you will find unique perspectives…
Marta Blue is a Milan-based creative director and photographer that captures striking portraits of touch, pleasure, and sensuality. She focuses on hands and faces with delicate obscurity. Marta Blue uses varied accessories such as cups of milk guns, and beauty accessories, to accentuate her already detailed photographs. “I love to create images that are chromatically strong, defined and…