Emily LaRoche
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There's always tension between our private and our public presence. I explore where these intersect in everyday life. I am interested in the humor that comes from the interconnection and isolation between people as they move throughout their day, as well as the transcendent moments that arise in response to life and life only. I impose upon these instances capturing things that are usually passed unseen.
The way life changes can be tragic. Having our flaws be lovingly exposed shows the blessings and burdens of being alive. With my photos I expose the humor in being in the world and am drawn to human contact, empathy and humility of human beings in their respective quotidian lives.
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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 States of America Miami Victoria Ruiz is a multidisciplinary artist that works across an array of mediums that aid her in challenging and questioning the status quo. Her creative journey was sparked through her strong sense and belief in activism. Through her work, she is able to tell a story by engulfing you in a magnetic... |
 United Kingdom London Having never touched a roadbike before, Joseph decided to take up the exercise bike and cycle 840 miles from London to St.Tropez in France (virtually) during the lockdown. He broadcast his journey live on Instagram, with a significant following building up during the tour, he eventually raised £30.0... |
 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... |
 Canada Toronto I had just arrived a few days before at my artist residency in rural India, near a small village called Andore in Rajasthan. I was there to photograph and identify wildlife as reference material for my scratchboard portraits. I had acquainted myself with the surrounding farms and the pathways t... |
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