Jun 22, 2021Untitledby Eva Faché Four years ago I traveled to Portugal to search and learn more about the life of a bullfighter out of intense curiosity. This search started earlier as a challenge for myself as a photographer but soon became a reality. So I ended up face to face with…1 min read1 min read
Jun 22, 2021Chinatownby Natalia Canseco Rubén had been sitting at the same table at Jing Teng for five years. He would go there for breakfast every Sunday. He liked to order a cup of American coffee to start. He would go out for a couple of cigarettes and then indulge in the…10 min read10 min read
Jun 15, 2021A hurricane bears your nameby Natalia Herc (translated from Spanish) Bel, yesterday I cried all night long. The crickets, the plants, the doors, the windows, the chair, the table, they also cried with me. I miss you. Semo. Semo, yesterday while I was sleeping I left my body and became air. I saw myself…3 min read3 min read
Apr 29, 2021Smoke is the Smell of Starting Overby Emily Shwake Growing up near the Everglades, I got used to the idea that sometimes things need to burn in order to grow. After years of manipulation and torture, we rattled that river of grass into an ugly mutation of itself. Now, invasive weeds cannibalize their neighbors and the…Travel9 min readTravel9 min read
Apr 26, 2021Long Journeyby Billy Ha I was on one of the oldest train lines in Kyoto, Japan when I was visiting back in 2018. It was the first year owning a proper camera and snapping the streets trying to figure it all out on my own. Those few months I was focusing…Photography1 min readPhotography1 min read
Apr 24, 2021Communionby Ellen Freeman At the entrance to Costco, I receive a cool blob of Kirkland Signature hand sanitizer in my palm. They’ve rigged up a device that lets an operator sealed inside a clear plastic booth remotely squirt a dollop of gel from an industrial-sized jug down through a tube…Costco5 min readCostco5 min read
Apr 22, 2021Public Living Roomsby Noah Brelage During a wet and cold Carneval in Düsseldorf, Germany at the beginning of 2020, I took a few pictures of people dressed in costumes in a tram. It was a chaotic and vibrant atmosphere in the subway station I positioned myself in. In one of the most…New Beginnings2 min readNew Beginnings2 min read
Apr 21, 2021Blue was the first colorby Cayetano González New beginnings are a way of leaving behind certain stages and allowing for something new and promising. I love my work, but I’m aware that I’m continuously searching for that illusion of doing something I’ve never done before. …New Beginnings2 min readNew Beginnings2 min read
Apr 20, 2021The First StepBy Georgina Portas I’ve always loved researching the etymology of words. The root of metamorphosis is particularly one of my favorites: meta comes from the Greek word that means “beyond” or “change”, and morph comes from the word meaning “shape” or “form.” In short, to go beyond the shape. I…Pandemic5 min readPandemic5 min read
Apr 19, 2021Ten Seconds to Midnightby Joe Bedford 10 Imagine you’re at a party with everybody you ever loved. 9 They’re all there, chatting in small pockets around the room, except now the chatter has stopped and they’re counting down to the moment when the fireworks will burst outside the open window — 2021, hugs…New Year5 min readNew Year5 min read
