Part photograph, part moving image, these cinemagraphs created by Julien Douvier are endlessly hypnotic. If it were possible to make a quiet image even more quiet and even more compelling, Douvier does it—tiny little movements, like the twitching of a finger, or the gentle rippling of water, breathe life into these photographs. As still images, […]

For anyone who loves things arranged neatly, Berlin-based Markus Mai’s work is a dream. Over three years, Mai visited forgotten places and collected over 1,500 objects and items to created this aesthetically pleasing, large-scale print. See more of Mai’s work here.

This set of images from Japanese photographer Osamu Yokonami shows an obsession with uniformity and his penchant for creating surrealistic, dreamlike scenes. His portfolio of work varies from gritty black and white photos, to saturated, sun-drenched documentations of daily life, but there’s always a sense of a story hidden somewhere behind every photo. See more […]

“The landscape is so unique—brutal and inhospitable one moment, and tranquil and serene the next.” Outliers, Vol. I: Iceland is a 75 minute long love-letter to the land of fire and ice. A collaborative project between filmmakers, photographers, and a musician, who all meet for the first time in Iceland, the video documents the breathtaking […]

If the eyes are the windows to the soul, then the subjects of Chinese photographer Wang Ningde’s unsettling portraits are forever closed off to the world around them. Drawing on the themes of constant change and the haunting memories of the Cultural Revolution, Wang’s photos are a revisit to the photographer’s memories of his childhood […]

Diane Meyer’s multi-media work, blending old photographs and the forgotten art of cross-stitching, questions the modern-day problems of anonymity and identity in a world where our public and private lives are increasingly scrutinized. The old photos (Of herself? Friends? Family?) seem both familiar and unnervingly detached; eerie, yet oddly comforting. See more of Meyer’s work […]