Klavdia Balampanidou talks to us about her intimate photographic series on self reflection; using photography as a tool to overcome and bring to light the affliction of mental illness.
Read MoreLondon based portrait photographer Lizzy Nicholson talks to us about her views on modern fashion photography and why she's determined to break down fascism within the industry. Her portraiture celebrates real people and avoids archetypes. Enter Lizzy Nicholson - the post modern photographic activist.
Read MoreFrench photographic artist Helene Antorini spoke to us about her recent work Hubris. A photographic body of work depicting the greed of men and it's influence on nature. Through the use of allegory and semiotics comes a sombre narrative on the Greek term Hubris - an excessive self pride or confidence; a term used in Greek tragedy to denote mans defiance of the Gods.
Read MoreItalian visual, performance and photographic artist Lucilla Bellini talks to us about her series My Name is Lolita. A discursive photographic performance questioning the ideals of beauty within modern media and how those ideals define female representation.
Read MorePhotographer David Macías creates a photographic series titled Time to Pretend documenting socio-cultural banality and ritual emphasising the divide in social and economic class in modern day life.
Read MoreInspired by the art of Guy Bourdin and David Hockney David Rodriguez creates a colourful series influenced by pop art and surrealism. An electric blue pool in a disembodied geometric space and the people who can be found here. A photographic series heavy in concept and form.
Read MoreGerman born photographic artist Nina Musholt on her fascination with the banal and how she creates a surreal narrative of the everyday.
Read MoreLennart Normann, a photographic artist based in Berlin, creates emotive images that depict a surreal narrative of public space.
Read MoreThis week we explored the work of Alex Djordjevic. His comedic take on banality using colour and light made his work stand out to us.
Read MoreKenneth Jeffrey is a interdisciplinary artist based in the US creating sculptural installation work which aims to deconstruct and offer discursive on how objects and people occupy space. Influenced by popular culture and the internet Jeffrey creates dynamic spatial constructions which warp preconceptions on how matter revolves around our own space.
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