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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 Norway Trondheim A Woman Who
is a series of close ups of my body. Where stretch marks, stomach rolls, marks after underwear and body hair, which are seen as the ugly part of the body, become something beautiful. These series of self portraits focus on what is like to be a woman today, being my own muse and be com... |
 Israel and the Occupied Territories Givataiym As a computer graphics artist I work in front of my computers’ screens, employing a variety of 2D and 3D digital graphics programs as my brushes, my palettes of paints as well as my cameras, with which I create my artworks. These are usually about fantastic realities, as if to follow Valerio Adami’s... |
 Switzerland Geneva the substance brute project captures unrefined poetry in ordinary places and through daily objects
do more with less conception of art
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 United States of America New York City After extensively exploring digital photography and video. From 2018, Yuan has begun to examine analog photography again – produce an ongoing diary series of private scenes - "Vague." She uses a medium format camera - Mamiya C330 twin lens to capture her idea. Each photo produced like a small intima... |
 United Kingdom London As the UK struggles with Lockdown fatigue during the Covid19 crisis, couples and friends escape their homes to enjoy the warm weather and exercise. Swimmers respect the social distancing rules, cooling off in the River Lea, Hackney , London UK. So to get this shot I went out armed with my 70-200mm l... |
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