Rosie Lonsdale
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Normally, my work consists of documenting other people, light underwater or just capturing mundane life. However, while at home in isloation, it made me try other ways of creating work. It forced me to photograph myself when I don't normally like to and I found it to be a very valuable experience. I used my camera and a toy kaledioscope to capture myself, a woman, in maybe a not so flattering way. A way of deconstructing my face and creating something beautiful from a toy that is used to distort. The end result are two self portraits re-imagining what is beautfiul and pushing me out of my comfort zone.
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 United Kingdom Norwich I am an Interdisciplinary artist and designer. My practice is conceptual and wide ranging, often responding to a site, a situation or a place. Research is central to my creative process and I work across, constructed and printed textiles, photography, typography and printmaking. My practice is not r... |
 France Paris Crépus is an on-going photo series on Black hair of Black people in France. I’ve started this series back in 2019, everything began with a global project on Racism I'm still working on, with different lines of research.
A short film I've directed called "The Orange child", it deals with the vision... |
 United States of America New York Life has a way of transforming us into something we no longer recognize. Photography has been fundamental in
peeling back the layers of my life and reconnecting me with my subconsciousness. The intention of my work is to
eliminate all that is superfluous and engage mindfulness. My images are m... |
 Italy FORLI A young photographer who has always had a passion for art, for some time she has combined this interest with the spontaneity of the photographic storytelling, conceived not only as a classic account of experiences, but as a real story that with more personal and creative shots conveys the secret cha... |
 United States of America Pawtucket As an emphasis was put on making your own protective mask at home during the pandemic, I began sewing fabric breasts into a protective helmet or shield. Once completed, I decided to push the concept further by making a protective body suit. In isolation, I used myself as a model. I began exploring t... |
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