Project Spotlight Archives – Page 2 of 5

“Sizígia, The Low Tide Cosmology” — The Movement of Nature by Uiler Costa

Uiler Costa is passionate about capturing newly formed landscapes. Discover his ongoing photo series, “Sizígeria, The Low Time Cosmology”.

“Fantastic Plastic” — Influencing the Climate Crisis with Nicolas Burri

The photo series “Fantastic Plastic” by Nicolas Burri is aimed at shedding light on the contribution fashion brands are making to the climate crisis.

“Exploring South America: from Chile to Bolivia” by Carolina Isella

Take a look at how Carolina Isella combined her two passions in her photo project, “Exploring South America: from Chile to Bolivia”.

“Streets in a Pandemic” — Capturing Haunting Moods by Joab Smith

Joab Smith’s photo series “Streets in a Pandemic” reflects the quiet and lonely atmosphere that now surrounds previously bustling streets in Bristol.

“Nest” — Memories on Lens by Dan Moga

Dan Moga’s photo project “Nest” is aimed at displaying the rawness of his grandmother’s home and show the intimate perspectives of her life.

“Wilderness Safaris” — Capturing Namibia’s Authenticity by Zhenya Savina

Having dreamt of capturing Namibia’s authenticity, Zhenya Savina teamed with Wilderness Safaris to reflect sustainable and cultural principles.

Kaleidoscope on the 8 Hills — Skyscrapers Harmony by Ekaterina Busygina

Ekaterina Busygina’s photo series, Kaleidoscope on the 8 Hills, reflects the harmony in the skyscrapers throughout Hong Kong.

‘Silence’ — The Cold and Lonely Universe by Bogdan Botofei

Bogdan’s photo series, “Silence”, is a reflection of the cold and lonely universe in which the sense of sight was overtaken by touch.

“Skin Deep” — The Vulnerability in Tattoos by Klara Fowler

Aimed at breaking the stigma surrounding tattoos, Klara Fowler decided to share the vulnerability in tattoos and the beauty surrounding them.

The Right to an Education: Overcoming Child Labor by Prem Hessenkamp

A photo series by Prem Hessenkamp centered around the realities of Child Labor and the harsh daily routines children face in Eastern India.

“Bikes of Hanoi” — Reflecting Authenticity Through Lighting by Jon Enoch

Fascinated by the motorcycle delivery drivers in Vietnam, Jon Enoch decided to capture the authenticity.

“Blade for Babes” — Probing Taboos and Stereotypes by Margaux Corda

Irritated by the persistence of feminine taboos and stereotypes, Margaux Corda decided to create a gentle sense of discomfort. The use of satire invites the viewer to question modern society and established opinions.

“The Worst Poem In The Universe”: The Lucky Country by Chris Hoare

Chris Hoare portrays a journey through Australia and responds to the belief that it could be viewed as a lucky country, exploring good and bad luck.

“Lunar” — Portraying Sensitivity Through Photography by Maël G. Lagadec

The artistic priority of Maël G. Lagadec lies in communicating to the heart rather than the mind, and expressing sensitivity through photography.

“Do You Know?” — How Leon Spanier is Sharing Inspiring Personalities and Stories

Leon Spanier is offering inspiring people a platform, “Do You Know?”, on which unique stories and empowering messages can be shared.

“Falling into Place”: Unconventional Beauty in Daily Life by Chiara Bonetti

“Falling into Place”, was constructed like a puzzle, through the mix of urban landscapes and the female body to present unconventional beauty.

The Formation of Hope in the Emerald Triangle by Margherita Loba Amadio

The photographic project, “The E.T.” is centered in the Emerald Triangle in Northern California and welcomes a complex formation of hope, flooded with extreme contracts through the incorporation of fashion.