Moritz Küstner: The Dying Dead Sea
The Dead Sea is strictly speaking not a sea but a lake. However, a very special lake. At the lowest
Aurelien Marechal: Block
Urbanization in China has grown dramatically from the 1990s and exceeded the 50% threshold for the first time in 2011.
Rocco Venezia: Nekyia
Nekyia is a concept used by the philosopher C. G. Jung in the early 20th century as part of his
Santolo Felaco: Here, Death Will Come Tomorrow
Rome reminds me of a man who lives by exhibiting to travellers his grandmother’s corpse – J.Joyce Rome, city of
Hanna Jarzabek: Patriotic Games
In recent years Polish public schools have developed “Military Profile Classes”, an educational program destined to teenagers between 16 and
Natela Grigalashvili: The Doukhobors’ Land
The Doukhobors, as they call themselves the spirit-warriors, are an Orthodox Protestant society, which appeared three centuries ago in Russia,
Francisco Diaz & Deb Young: The Lost Boys
Set within an unknown time, the undercurrent of tension in this seemingly unruly world is juxtaposed with signs of confidence
Adrián Domínguez: Earth Streaks
“Who can draw a river out of turn in a river” Every second, thousands tons of fresh water moves on
Daniel Coburn: The Hereditary Estate
Says Daniel: For the past decade I have made photographs to examine the family photo album as part of a visual
Loïc Vendrame: Future Rust, Future Dust
This long term documentary project across several countries around the world aims to analyse the urban and architectural impact of
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