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Wasima, an artist based in Spain, creates through multiple media—photography, video, and poetry. The portfolio...
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Francesco Topino is an Italian photographer who has been experimenting with street and architecture photography...
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From the photographer Kim Weijland and the poet Sabine Weijland from the Netherlands, we present...
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Featured • Geoff Maxted
The series of photographs accompanied by a poem and titled “A Cotswolds Winter” from the...
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Featured • Lauren Bancale
Lauren Bancale is an artist, poet, and “passerby” from France. She creates in English, French,...
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Featured • Jay Brown
In an immersive, gouache-based simulation, the bi-dimensional landscapes become a playground for the viewer, while...
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Featured • M. Woods
Through extensive collections of combined photography and poetry, M. Woods relentlessly pursues building creative time...
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Featured • Oscar Leon Sabogal
Every painting tells a story that is as subjective as it is general, which makes...
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Featured • Mark Berry
Mark Berry's illustrations balance on the edge between whimsical and unnerving, with brewing storms painted...
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