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Echoes of Absence
A meditation on emotional solitude and longing rendered through cold tones.
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Featured • Elena Santino [II]
Recurring Italian photographer Elena Santino comes back to the pages of our magazine with a...
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Featured • Andrea Renae Marquez
Andrea Renae Marquez is a USA-based photographer whose work combines the fragility of natural details...
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Featured • Joseph Altendahl
Joseph Altendahl is a photographer from the USA who creates in both analog monochrome and...
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Featured • Laurent Loubet Guiter
Laurent Loubet Guiter is a photographer from France whose work would best be described as...
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Featured • Clare McCracken, Heather Hesterman & Andrew Ferris
From Australia, we present a project titled ‘Bogong, Pigmy, Sallee, and Sallow: Critical Relations,’ created...
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Featured • Letizia Santoro
Italian artist Letizia Santoro is a self-taught photographer whose appetite for art and literature has...
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Featured • Alex Corvin
Alex Corvin is a visual artist from Spain who specializes in capturing “moments observed in...
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Featured • Trung Tín
As the artist emphasizes, “Art belongs to everyone.” The main purpose appears to be evoking...
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Featured • Karly Roy
Karly’s art complements the abundance of surrounding desolation, a world in which people are passing...
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