“I’ve been working on the relationship between humans and nature for a long time. It’s difficult to make tangible; it’s too big to understand”
Projects
Living in a caravan, surrounded by nature, Wood turns the lens on herself for the first time in I Wake To Listen, in her new life as a mother
On visiting the seaside towns of the UK’s East Coast, Max Miechowski discovered an unexpected apprehension for the future among the decades-old communities
One of the shortlisted photographers for this year’s competition at Festival de Hyères, a seemingly tropical garden in France is the backdrop to Clémence Elman’s studies
One of the shortlisted photographers for this year’s competition at Festival de Hyères, Geibl’s latest project untangles the distinction between reality and myth
Darch explores anxiety and melancholy in the UK as it faces up to an uncertain future
Addressing the disproportionate number of men attempting suicide, Wileman photographed young men who have endured depression, survived suicide attempts, or suffered the loss of a loved one
When photographer Jess T. Dugan was 13, she started to question her identity. Over the…
Documentary photographer Danyelle Rolla is proud of her roots. That much is clear from her…
Born in 1991, Polish photographer Karol Palka is currently working on a PhD at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, which he hopes to finish in 2021. His series Edifice documents communist-era buildings in Poland and neighbouring Eastern Bloc countries. It includes shots of the Polana Hotel, once owned by the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, and the former office building for the management of the Nowa Huta Steelworks, which was once visited by Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro.