Exploded Flowers by Fong Qi Wei
Both a botanical and aesthetic study, Fong Qi Wei’s series of photographs Exploded Flowers offers a rare look at the individual petals of favorite blooms. The featured flowers – the rose, gerbera, lotus, lily, and orchid among them – are ...
In Pieces, Hyper-Realistic Lego Art
Rather than having us merely peel away the intrinsic and symbolic layers of human identity in their work, Nathan Sawaya and Dean West would like to deconstruct the complexities of their chosen element—LEGO bricks. In their collaboration, entitled “In Pieces,”presented ...
Hunger Pains by Ted Sabarese
New York photographer Ted Sabarese has finally ensured that we have become what we eat, or at least what we want to eat, in his new Hunger Pains portrait series. Each culinary item his models craved most at the specific ...
A Period of Juvenile Prosperity by Mike Brodie
Hopping on a train has an entirely different meaning for artist Mike Brodie – no bustling train stations or tickets, but the memories of free spirits, the open road ahead, and the feeling of wind rushing past in great exhilaration. ...
Bondage Végétal by Thomas Duval
Having worked with the likes of great chefs such as Alain Ducasse, Thomas Duval has cooked up a new photographic series from his culinary adventures. As Duval advocates proper and respectful treatment of nature’s bounty, Bondage Végétal provides a visual analogy ...
Painting Over the Present by Graeme Williams
Is it a sign of denial or is it sign of hope? This duality, as presented in Graeme Williams’s photo-essay Painting Over the Present, portrays the destitution that has stricken some South African communities as a result of political and ...
Food Photography by Ania Wawrzkowicz
We are so over those prepackaged meals, the microwaveable noodle surprise, (should I even go there, yup I’m going there) cereal for dinner. I know, now I ruined your go to meal. Stay with me here, and get a load ...
Moonlight Towers by Andy Mattern
Moonlight Towers, a series of pigment ink prints, pays homage to the haunting lighting structures that stand 50 meters tall over the residents of Austin. New Mexico-based artist and photographer Andy Mattern has made it his duty to capture the ...
Elqui Domos Architecture Timelapse by James Florio
Photographer James Florio is well familiar with the power of dedication. His commitment to Elqui Domos Architecture Timelapse can be quantified by six months of work, over 23,000 photos, and 300GB of data. The time-lapse and stop motion project, primarily ...
Assimilation by Dillon Marsh
Birds are often considered nature’s architects, building structurally impressive homes from raw materials. Of these, the Sociable Weaver is a skilled master, capable of producing massive nests that look like haystacks nestled in branches. Assimilation, a series of photographs captured ...
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