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This project is called Far away, the lights. It is part of my work in that it is the result of the past two years of living in two cities.…

France and Japan share the privilege of having the two largest parks of nuclear energy. Perhaps this gives the French, more than any other nation, the right to observe…

A selective choice of Jacques-Henri Lartigue’s snapshots are shown in Antwerp at the galerie Fifty one in partnership with the Lartigue Donation. As the bookeeper of his own…

Fall is in full swing, as most of us can attest to. Yet at the rate we find ourselves running around lately, some of us might not have even…

Her first contact with photography was at age 16. She started working in photography shops then worked in photo labs for 15 years (Fuji Film Spain among them). During 2…

Loretta Fiore was born in Fondi, Italy, in 1974, and now lives in Milan. Fiori, who holds a degree in Economics, has always had a passion for photography. "The construction…

For his first book, 56,000 Kilomètres: un continent et des hommes, Kares Le Roy gives a face to the people of forgotten Asia across five chapters: South-Eastern Asia, South Asia,…

The industrial society is now redefining its identity and the previous working spaces and buildings are now losing their meaning. I am especially intrigued by the heat and power generating…

I am a young thirty year old photographer living and working in Paris. After having finished my philosophy studies with a mémoire about Nietzsche and the physiology of art, I began…

Paolo Patruno is a humanitarian photographer who creates evocative, compelling images which promote action and change for the sake of the most vulnerable people in the world. Paolo’s social documentary…