María Abenia: Ulises
Says Maria: Ulises is the result of a selection of photographs taken during 2013 and 2018 in my trips to
Milan Sachs: All the Bricks are Wood
“All the Bricks are Wood,” shot on 35mm film, is a depiction of my obsession to reveal a non-fictional Los
Ruben Salgado Escudero: Solar Portraits
The International Energy Agency estimates that roughly 1.1 billion people in the world still live without access to electricity. In
Nicholas Constant: Firn
Firn is the Swiss-German word for a type of snow in between snow and ice. This is an analogy for
Francisco Ibáñez: Non-Structures
The series ‘Non-Structures’ presents London – and cities in general – as a spectacle of constant conflict, negotiation and flux.
Francesca Catastini: Petrus
Petrus reflects on a certain rhetoric of masculinity in Western culture. It is about the human drive to define ourselves
Susana Girón: 90 Varas
The Alarcon family is one of the last families who still work as nomadic shepherds in Spain and Europe. In
Rebecca Moseman: The Irish Travelers
The Irish Travelers are an insular ethnic group that has lived on the fringes of mainstream Irish society for centuries.
Pio De Rose: Out of the Blue
Says Pio: “Out of the Blue” portrays the secret encounters of two lovers destined to be together and yet cursed
Elliott Verdier: A Shaded Path
This is the story of a former Soviet republic landlocked in central Asia, Kyrgyzstan, home to six million people, esteemed
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