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Zhao Xiaoli. Beyond Trash, Beyond the Screen: The Art of Reinventing the World
An old door, a 1980s television set, or a chair with a broken leg can become a canvas for spectacular paintings. Chinese artist Zhao Xiaoli transforms discarded objects into…
In front of the Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp, a child sleeps on a dog
In front of the Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp, a child sleeps on a dog. The cobblestones of the square rise up over them like a blanket. They are…
Photography as Historical Document: The Memory of War
War photography does more than record an event; it preserves the traces of a collective experience. Its historical, documentary, and anthropological value is essential for understanding the past and…
The Millimetric Desire
We measure the pulse in fractions of air, A millimeter of want on the edge of the tongue, Not the vast hunger of oceans, but the rare, Still architecture…
Control Neurosis: How Much of Our Life is Experience and How Much is Just Self-Sabotage?
Man rows with all his might, but the sea beneath the boat is no longer water — it’s a tangle of measuring tapes, each with different numbers, with no logic…
Moldavian Chronicles, (Almost) Weird
Moldavian Chronicles, (Almost) Weird by Adi G. Secară A Titan of Primordial Colour, an Australian in Galați We should all know who the Titans were—or were not! To any rational…
Ananke: The Inflexible Destiny
“The damnation of animal life, the debasement of human life, the destructive conjugality between the two: It is not just the animals who are the victims of environmental devastation,…
Mincéirs or Irish Travellers in the photographic documentation of Joseph-Philippe Bévillard
In the photography of Joseph-Philippe Bévillard, the world of the Mincéirs – officially known as Irish Travellers – appears not as an exotic spectacle, but as a space of intimacy…
David Hockney (1937-2026)
David Hockney belonged, above all, to light. It pulsates in his Californian swimming pools, enters through the wide-open windows of his interiors, glides through the trees of Yorkshire and…
Szilveszter Makó: the silent theater of the image
In Szilveszter Makó‘s photographs, the portrait is never just a portrait. It is a setting, a ritual, a stage, a mental construction. The famous faces he photographs – Willem Dafoe,…