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Ten years after the fall of the Twin Towers, my gaze turned toward the incredible silent organization that exists in Chinese society, the largest in the world. If the ubiquitous…

These photographs were taken against the vast mountain scenery. In them I reveal my link to nature, questioning man’s presence in this landscape and our relationship to the world and…

Portfolio selected by Magnus Naddermier…

This series, Colorfield, takes its inspiration from the works of Rothko. In began with a contemplative, observational meditation on nature. Then, by playing with photography’s visual techniques, the balance and…

Mazaccio & Drowilal met in 2006 and felt an immediate kinship. Influenced by conceptual art, cinema, and Japanese and American photography, they developed a critical eye in the privacy of…

The line between urban and suburban -- a mix of aging strip malls, modest bungalows, ubiquitous gas stations, and solitary pedestrians -- has been the focus of my recent photographic…

Divino Amore is a series of portraits showing the world of “pilgrims” who visit St. Peter’s Basilica every year in Rome. They make the journey out of devotion, curiosity or…

Making a portrait of an entire country is impossible. But that’s exactly what I tried to do during my travels through Georgia, twenty years after the dissolution of the USSR.…

This project called Cowboys, referring to the descendants of black slaves in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil. Viable within the municipality of Santana do Livramento, on…

David Barnes was born in 1974 in Cardiff and lives in the Rhymney Valley, south Wales, UK. His artistic practice is grounded in long-term collaborations within communities in his native…