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Louise Butterworth

Strange and fascinating moments captured be Oscar Luis.

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These striking images of bound and distorted faces are part of Tatiana Bohm’s series Objects.

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Annie Collinge

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Andrew Miksys’ series Bingo has an almost dark and eerie feel to it, while being very intriguing (like the rest of his body of work, for that matter).

“Ultimately, I think it’s more respectful to take pictures that show “reality” the way it is with all its flaws and imperfections. However, I can’t say that everyone succeeds at this. (…) Photographers are in a powerful and even privileged position. I think it’s a good idea to keep this and mind and not put yourself above the people you photograph. I really like Whitman’s democratic view of the world that the poet/photographer and his or her subjects are on the same level. “Who am I that I should call you more obscene than myself.” Good stuff.”

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It seems Cedric Jean Pierre Pradel and I share a fascination with masks, and the potentially transformative appearance they can give to someone, sometimes with only the slightest of elements.

“I find it fascinating how someone can literally or figuratively put on a mask, be able to express themselves and therefore to be able to reveal so much more. Therefore it has this melancholic idea to it that I feel very attracted to. This is also something that I practice through Jean Poodle. He is my escape at times, times when all I want to do is celebrate life and all the fun things that it has to offer“!

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Brittany Markert

Delicate, beautiful and tormented portrait photography by Joanna Szproch.

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Sarah Sitkin

Maykel Lima’s striking experiments in dark and atmospheric photography.

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