In his graduate project, this young photographer explores family, identity and the diasporic experience

In his graduate project, this young photographer explores family, identity and the diasporic experience
The artist’s multi-part, genre-defying exhibition employs representations of oppression and liberation to examine feminist modes of survival, revolt and self-determination
“You just have to keep moving forward. There’s always going to be danger out there, but you need to keep going, what else are you going to do?”
One in Three Women seeks to raise awareness of the ubiquity of gender-based violence as one of the most pertinent and largely unreported issues affecting women and girls worldwide
For her latest project MODA MOODY, Jess Kohl travels to Kuala Lumpur, meeting the nation’s punk subculture
Lina Geoushy’s ongoing project hopes to fight for gender equality in the nation’s labour laws
Al J Thompson, Elena Cremona, Cemre Yesil, Max Siedentopf, Nonzuzo Gxekwa and Hubert Crabieres ruminate on the theme of Power
In this collection, we interpret the theme of empowerment through the strength and power of those who have been brave enough to speak out about personal trauma. The work of the photographers here tells stories of resilience and healing, following tragic events that touched the image-makers lives in the most intimate way.
We also consider the photography pushing forward the dialogue surrounding the injustice of external, oppressive powers. These projects brandish hard truths and emotive metaphor to remind us that the fight for a just society, globally, is far from over. They remind us that it is our responsibility to keep amplifying the voices of the marginalised, and to empower the vulnerable.