Journal

Reportage photographer Mattia Balsamini takes photos of some of the most fascinating places people call work. Documenting what happens behind the scenes in the likes of NASA and MIT, we caught up with him to find out more about his attraction to the places we very rarely get to see.

Digital artist Federica Colletti is breaking down art hierarchy through collage. She brings her concepts alive by fusing paintings from famous artists, past or present, with other popular references in an arbitrary way–think of a world where René Magritte's Golconda, Francesco Hayez's The Kiss and Disney masterpiece's collide.

Photographer Pol Kurucz’s eye-catching collection of photos offer more than your average fashion or pop photoshoot. Charged by a desire to discover, his quest for different experiences has led him to question our concept of 'normality'. His images also represent a movement that challenges issues ranging from sexual and domestic violence to police brutality and stereotyping against black women in Brazil. 

 

An abstract and absurd work conceived around the literal appropriation of the word "breakfast", Fragmento Universo's photo series is a collection of challenging and funny visuals transformed into surreal arrangements.

Secretive, mysterious, and oddly satisfying, photographer Dan Medhurst gained access into North Korea's Mass Games and what he shot was like a scene resembling a dystopian fiction. So we took this opportunity to find out more from Dan about Pyongyang's obedience, their military might, and his life as a photographer.