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Frozen Features
What do our bodies do with all the images we’ve ever taken? Chosen by the “metaphysical slot machine” of his memory, Jason Fulford’s photomontages plunge us into a world of dizzying internal landscapes.
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Mountain Black Heart
Irina Rozovsky’s new book is a wandering road journey driven by a “geography of the mind and heart,” creating a fragmented record of the places and people she encountered on her decade-long travel across the Balkans.
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A Visual Education: What We See, What We Remember
Reflecting on a 50 year-long career in social documentary, Ken Light considers how photographs made in the urgency of the present gain new meaning with time, becoming invaluable records of the worlds we once inhabited.
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Looking for Unexpected Delights: Paris Photo 2026 Preview
From bold new discoveries to iconic masterpieces, Paris Photo 2026 promises a dazzling celebration of photography—here are 28 images that caught our eye.
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The Burning of Autumn
A single match can destroy an entire forest—and in Mehrdad Fathi’s haunting cyanotypes, the humble matchbox becomes a vessel for remembering what we stand to lose.
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Muted Ember: Youth and Uncertainty in Industrial China
Photographing the outskirts of his home city of Wuhai, China, Yue Sun captures a coal city in decline and a young generation caught in a state of uncertainty—their lives muted.
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The Great Escape: Street Photography as Visual Haiku
Embarking on a poetic drift through his older work, Bouwe Brouwer builds a conversation between photographs from different corners of his archive that come together around the theme of ‘escape.’
