16 Apr

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David Salcedo: Ochos puntas Interviews More about the artist: Website: Ocho Puntas book David Salcedo born into a lineage of hardworking laborers and emigrants, the subject chose to pursue the "path of light" rather than follow the family’s traditional path in the service industry. Although formally trained in technique...

21 Mar

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Dario Li Gioi: an investigation into the Present InterviewsMore about the artist:Website: darioligioi.orgInstagram: @darioligioi Dario Li Gioi from Gymnasium work Dario Li Gioi from Gymnasium work Dario Li Gioi was born in Erice (Trapani). He has a degree in political science. He works as a freelance photographer based in...

14 Mar

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Libuše Jarcovjáková’s T-Club is a book about impulses left unrestrained, about living against the grain. T-Club was a basement refuge in socialist Prague, a place where the outcasts, the dreamers, the beautiful and the unbeautiful could be held by the night, hidden but free, in...

05 Mar

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J.A. Young’s first monograph Of Fire, Far Shining (published by ZONE) functions less as a photobook and more like an artifact of something already lost—something fractured, washed up, distorted in its attempt to make contact with the present. It digs out time, but not in...

28 Jan

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Michael Ackerman’s Hunger – Epilogue (published by Void) arrives like a specter, a haunted fragment of something we recognize but cannot name. The book feels soft, heavy, and jagged at its edges. I’d call it a map of human states, a plunge into mental spaces...

21 Jan

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SARAB Collective's Lungo i margini del mondo (published by grani edizioni together with a vinyl) plunges into the crevices of monochrome photography, blurring the line between light and shadow, memory and absence. Their images evoke and whisper stories from the edges of perception. Founded in...

10 Dec

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Showcasing war as a form of a metaphor, a visual experience rather than direct representation of reality is something we can find in Vic Bakin’s (b. 1984, Ukraine) Epitome. Newly created imagery in war-torn areas is merged with his archive documenting male adolescents in transitory...