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Duality
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Morgan Davis Foehl
Rachel Tucker
Diego Maeso

Seamore Zhu


Marc Audisio
Maja Pozar
László Gábor Belicza
Sayaka Ueno
Diana Carbone
Martina Pizzigoni
Roslyn Julia
Vann Powell
Diana Carbone
Morgan Davis Foehl
Charlotte Dobson
Emily Figueroa
Ryan Courtier
Melissa Desmond
Megan Driving Hawk
Jody Boyer
Megan Driving Hawk
Chase Griffin
Valida Baba
Vann Powell
Lea Petrik
Megan Driving Hawk
Sélina Farzaei
Marinella Consigli
Megan Driving Hawk
Emily Jaswal
Kirra Kimbrell
Kate Schneider
Marinella Consigli
Micah McCoy
Sélina Farzaei
Lucilla Bellini
Rachel Tucker
Kirra Kimbrell
Roslyn Julia
Henri Antikainen
László Gábor Belicza
Charlotte Dobson
László Gábor Belicza
Emily Jaswal
Diana Carbone
Eric Kaczmarczyk
Matthew Dalton
Kate Schneider
Rachel Tucker
Seamore Zhu
Morgan Davis Foehl
Matthew Dalton
Emily Figueroa
Matthew Dalton
Justin Hood
Jaime Alvarez
Piper Kruse
Charlotte Dobson
Abhiruk Lahiri
Valida Baba
Roslyn Julia
Martina Pizzigoni
Kate Schneider
Karl Frederick Mattson
Jude Infantini
Emily Porter
Lucilla Bellini
Chase Griffin
Micah McCoy
Justin Hood
Emily Figueroa
Sélina Farzaei
Lea Petrik
Kristen Naeem
Victoria Campa
Camille DeSanto
Vann Powell
Emma Lindsay
Camille DeSanto
Eric Kaczmarczyk
Marcus Lucas
Piper Kruse
Emily Porter
László Gábor Belicza
Jaime Alvarez
Emily Jaswal
Emily Porter
Henri Antikainen
Lucilla Bellini
Kateri Quirk
Marinella Consigli
Piper Kruse
Diego Maeso
Sayaka Ueno
Amy Aiken
Ryan Courtier
Amy Aiken
Chase Griffin
Elise Brianna Gaffney
Sayaka Ueno
Roslyn Julia
Kirra Kimbrell
Eric Kaczmarczyk
Jaime Alvarez






CONTRIBUTORS:


Chase Griffin


He is the author of Long Day Press's What's on the Menu? and he has stories in the Oyez Review, Funny Looking Dog Quarterly, Maudlin House, and more.

IG @kilgoretroutius



Kirra Kimbrell



Artist, writer, and mama currently living and working in New Jersey. Her work revolves around themes of domestic life, motherhood, and celebration.

www.kirrakimbrell.com

IG @kirrakimbrell



Megan Driving Hawk



I seek connections to and ask questions about the Divine, my ancestors, my family, my community, and the environment by photographing, writing, and practicing various forms of traditional needlework. I create through a feminist lens in order to think about cultural, familial, and personal expectations as a mother and woman. Additionally, I contemplate the delicate weaving of life, death, decay, hope, light, darkness, and what gets left behind. I am curious about how one person's expression of life and self-discovery connect to another and how different basic human life experiences are from one another. After spending a childhood blocking out life experiences and people, I now want to be present to feel and savor where I am in the world as I heal childhood wounds.

www.megandrivinghawk.com

IG @mdrivinghawk00



Roslyn Julia


She is a photographic artist. Drawn to the medium of photography through her sense of awe, the theme can be found all of her images. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan in 2013 and is currently based in Ithaca, NY. In 2020, she was included in Artpil’s 30 Under 30 Women Photographers list and Midwest Center of Photography’s Emerge exhibition. She is an avid photobook lover with five books of her own work published. In 2019, she co-founded a small independent publishing company called Goldenrod Editions where she will continue to publish photobooks of her own work and others. Her photographic work has been shown nationally and internationally, including an online exhibition at Aviary Gallery and featured in publications including: F-Stop Magazine, Fraction Magazine, Aint-Bad and Float Magazine.

www.roslynjulia.com

IG @roslynjulia




Sayaka Ueno


Sayaka is a photographer & designer. She graduated with a BFA from Pratt Institute in 2015. Since then she has been published in the New York Times, Time Out New York, Okayplayer, Medium, and Refinery29. Her side projects include book publishing, writing, and curation. Sayaka was born in Japan, raised in Hawai’i and currently lives in New York City. When she’s not working, she's on the dance floor or making a playlist.

www.sayakaueno.com

IG @benzaiten.jpg



Ryan Courtier

"In our modern world globalisation blinds us with the invisible threads of industry and economy. Ryan is an abstract artist seeking to look through this tangled web of the world, to the beauty in it that also connects us. Ryan encourages the viewer to listen to the colours in his art and to get lost in the textures and forms and hear their inner sounds. “We must find a way back to nature again to gain inner peace of mind, and cure ourselves of this toxic imagery we see every day”. Ryan maintains that the ultimate peace of mind can only come from time spent in Nature, appreciating its beauty. "

www.ryancourtierartist.com

IG @ryancourtierartist



Valida Baba


A film director, writer, and poet born in Azerbaijan now based in Prague, Czech Republic.

IG @valida_baba



Lucilla Bellini

She is an Italian born photographer. My work is characterized by a strong imaginative component and the sophisticated use of color. 
This is the visual diary of my confinement on the island of Tenerife, Canary Island (Spain). 
A series of days and places inside the house tied by the red color.

https://www.lucillabellini.net/
 
IG @mirtylla



Henri Antikainen

I mostly focus on photographing my immediate surroundings in the suburbs of Newark, so my practice has not changed much. Perhaps it is even more focused now on the same streets, that sometimes reveal a new detail previously omitted, or a new shade of color as the light changes.

https://henri-antikainen.format.com

IG @antihenri




Sélina Farzaei

Born and raised in the suburbs of Montreal Island, I find inspiration in shitty things; dead flowers, polluted river water, construction sites. Although I explore, experiment and share various forms of visual art, analog photography remains my favourite. I state “the cheapest way to film” as I believe in limitless creation at a minimal cost, often using recycled or thrifted materials.

IG @wackography




Jaime Alvarez

Photographer living and working in Philadelphia. For the past 4 years, I’ve been photographing the changing neighborhood of Fishtown in Philadelphia. It sits in an area that is quickly changing through real estate development and is near one of the hardest-hit areas affected by the opiate crisis. While my family and I have been staying at home, we do venture out to get materials at the pharmacy or to just get some fresh air. It gives me a chance to continue photographing the changing landscape of Fishtown. 

Www.jaimephoto.com

www.fishtowndaily.com

IG @jaimephoto79




Micah McCoy

Micah is a photographer based in Chicago, IL. He is an MFA candidate at Columbia College Chicago and works throughout the Midwest. Micah's work deals with religiosity and the ways that people express faith. The work attempts to find the sociological threads that tie people together in the midwest. Micah has also attempted to use landscape photography to discover the ways in which the land shapes belief.

www.micahmccoy.com

IG @micahmccoy




Charlotte Dobson

An emerging photographer focusing on connection between humans and nature, always aiming to create emotion to then connect to the viewer. ‘Transition’ was created as a photographic tool to explore how our emotions can be placed into another medium- how the camera and the brain coincide. In a simplistic way, the warm colours represent warmth and the cooler colours representing times of difficulty. The images aim to represent the truth as life is always changing, especially during these uncertain times for many. Above all, the series aims to document life and feelings to understand and explore the world in a more expansive way.

https://charlottedobsonphoto.wixsite.com/mysite

IG @charlottedobson.photography 




Eric Kaczmarczyk
He is an artist, photographer and computer programmer based in Tarrytown, New York. His artwork focuses on the nuanced lack of connection between human beings. This theme manifests into images of technological devices, oppressive structures, remnants of human expression, and nature as an opportunity to reflect.

erickaczmarczyk.com

IG @ericmichaelmichael




Vann Thomas Powell

Vann Powell is a landscape and documentary photographer working and studying in Durham, N.C. Powell works with analogy and metaphor to tell the story about our relation to land and how this can shape identity. Most recently Vann exhibited "Piedmont Topographics," a survey of the shifting Carolina Piedmont landscapes at Through This Lens Gallery in Durham, N.C.

www.vannthomaspowell.photography

IG @vann.powell




Marinella Consigli

I was born in 1995 in Florence (Italy). After many wrong choices, I decided to follow my real passion and I graduated from photography in march 2019, in Florence. I feed on emotions, fears, lights, shadows. I photograph what keeps me alive and whats destroys me. I use to say that I photograph because I am not able to speak that much. Mostly I photograph what I can't say: I am just trying to express what I am feeling because I am not good at telling it.

consiglimarinella.wixsite.com/ilmiosito

IG @consigram


Piper Kruse


My photos exist somewhere between looking and seeing. I feel pursued by images, aware that they are more likely to be found when I’m not looking for them. My pictures trace over fragments of reality, exploring light and composition, feeling and memory, and all the spaces in between.

piperkruse.com

IG @piperkruse



Emily Jaswal

My name is Emily and I am 17 years old! I make art in lots of different ways (writing music, performing, photography, writing, drawing, sewing, fashion, makeup, modeling, entrepreneurship, marketing, teaching, learning, screaming, set design, digital manipulation, social media, acting, etc.) I will use whatever supplies I’m given to create and replicate the ideas in my brain into some sort of tangible form. I find that art exists in the most peculiar of objects, and experiences. From the way, we sip our water, to the mold on our ceiling, to the peculiarity of our nightmares. There is a puzzle between our brain and reality which waits to be pieced together. As I observe myself in a self-portrait, I look beyond my skin and feel the power from the people around me, captured within myself. Quarantine has forced many of us to communicate with our friends and loved ones via our screens, but it is important to remember that there is a disconnect between the internet and reality. I like that an image can show the ugly, as well as the beautiful. An image can communicate my thoughts when I am unable to put them into words. When you look at an image of mine, you see both my body, and my brain.


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQpYzxV1JQPrvJdFYjz_6Bw

IG @emilyjaswal


Diana Carbone

I am a photographer out of Boston, MA working on a project about how the people around me and myself find comfort in one another and their environments through touch, gesture, and landscape, to understand the shift roles of people and places in an unprecedented time. Through this project I find comfort in the uncomfortable and the uncertainty of everyday life

dianacapturesphotography.com

IG @dianacaptures


Kate Schneider

Kate Schneider is an educator and kayaking instructor of settler (Euro-Canadian/American) ancestry living in Tkaronto (Toronto). Her artistic practice is engaged with the areas of activism, political culture, and environmental social justice. Kate has exhibited shows, presented at conferences, and published writing throughout Canada and the United States on the subjects of environmental sustainability and photographic discourse. Her works have shown at the Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art (Toronto), Harbourfront Centre (Toronto), SoHo Photo (New York), the Great Plains Art Museum (Lincoln, Nebraska), and published in numerous publications, such as Magenta Foundation’s Flash Forward publication and PDN’s Photo Annual. In 2014, Senator Barbara Boxer used Kate’s images as a visual testimony against the Keystone XL pipeline on the floor of the United States Senate.

https://www.kateschneider.net/

IG @katepschneider 



Amy Aiken

Amy works as a Research Economist and spends much of her free time on photography. Photography invites (sometimes forces) her to slow down and pay attention to the world around her. She loves the challenge and joy of making interesting pictures from seemingly boring or mundane surroundings. Details and complexity start to emerge if she will simply be still and watch and wait. She finds great delight in the patterns and textures of life, and she hopes to communicate some of that wonder to you through her images.

https://amyaiken.wixsite.com/photos

IG @amyaikenphotos


Jody Boyer

Jody Boyer is a visual artist and arts educator originally from Portland, Oregon. In her studio practice, she explores the broad interdisciplinary possibilities of traditional and new media with specific interests in personal and historic memory, cinema, landscape, the natural world and a sense of place. She received her B.A. in Studio Arts from Reed College, her M.A. in Intermedia and Video Art from the University of Iowa, and her K-12 teaching certificate at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Her artwork has been shown in over 70 exhibitions across the country, including at the Des Moines Art Center, Urban Culture Project in Kansas City, and the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts. She teaches studio art courses at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and visual arts at Norris Middle School. In 2014 she received the nationally selected Caucus of Social Theory in Art Education’s Social Theory-in-Practice Award for K-12 Art teachers, which recognizes and honors a teacher who utilizes social theory in classroom pedagogy. She was selected the 2016 Nebraska Outstanding Art Educator of the Year by the Nebraska Art Teachers Association.

  www.jodyboyer.com

IG @iowa_jody_boyer



László Gábor Belicza

These are pictures from my personal visual diary. Under isolation. I notice such small details that I have gone by so far.

IG @laszlogabor


Kateri Quirk

Kateri Quirk is a photographer based in Massachusetts. Her current work, "Stoping to Stare" is a documentation of the fleeting moments found within the natural world. Kateri graduated from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2014 and currently resides in Western Massachusetts.

www.kateriquirk.com

IG @kateriquirk


Justin Hood

Midwesterner who uses photography to give the viewer a moment of sonder, or the realization that everyone in the world has their own life and problems. Sometimes we spend most of our time in our heads and forget that everyone is experiencing life at the same time as us.

www.justinhoodphoto.com

@justinhoodphotography


Karl Frederick Mattson

I am a practicing film-maker, photo-taker, and art-handler based in Buffalo, New York. I received a BFA in Photography from the Hartford Art School in 2014. My visual explorations borrow from the behind-the-scenes perspective of my day-to-day job while studying overlooked influences society has on the surrounding landscape through still imagery and time-based media.

www.karlfrederick.net

@karlfrederick


Emily Figueroa

As the pandemic continues, I become a voyeur in search of life, capturing how the illness manifests itself within these spaces. Photographing through windows into different homes and workspaces, I attempt to comprehend the forced separation and isolation we, as individuals, have placed ourselves in. Throughout my pursuit of life, I sense a strong urge to infiltrate and insert myself into the spaces I observe, but I am also content with limiting myself as an outside viewer, contemplating all aspects of the dwellings and people I encounter.

emilyfigueroa.com

@emilyfigphotography



Kristen Farrah Naeem

I've lived in this Southern California community for as long as I can remember and grew up skeptical of organized religion while being raised in a combination Protestant/Muslim home.
These shots are from a series I did recently at a neighborhood church within walking distance from my home, which was an exploration of the collective comfort religious iconography offers and represents to followers in times of isolation, through an agnostic or secular perspective.

@kristennaeem 


Emily Porter

Emily Porter is a traveling photographer who was born and raised in Milwaukee, WI. Her work has been printed in multiple publications including Harper's Magazine, Esquire Russia, This Very Instant, Float Photo as well as exhibited in Australia, London, Cleveland, Washington DC, New York among others. She graduated from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design and has a working studio with Scout Gallery. Travel. Cats. Coffee. Tea. Film. Books. RadioLab. National Geographic. Ologies. Patti Smith.

www.emilyporterphotograph.com

@emilyporterphotograph


Lea Petrik

I'm an artist and filmmaker, a graduate of Prague's film school FAMU, focusing on new media, particularly moving images, but also exploring photography and its possibilities. I'm interested in the topic of invisibility - by means of art, I try to research the invisible, e.g. the states of consciousness.

https://www.leapetrikova.com

@finallyhigher


Jude Infantini

I abide by the rule of cool - if it looks cool, I take a photo of it. The expression of aesthetic values (what we like to look at) in art are just as valid as the expression of ideas - craft and concept are two sides of the same coin. I like to make things I enjoy looking at; the extractions of any "deeper meaning" is up to the viewer.

unsplash.com/@easy_emu

@easyemu


Abhiruk Lahiri

I am a self-taught photographer and a researcher in computer science. Native from India currently living in Israel. My photography works mostly revolves around urban spaces.

@kurihbarm


Camille DeSanto

Having an autoimmune disease, I have been afraid to leave my home for any reason in fear of contracting coronavirus. I constantly feel trapped, disoriented, and isolated. To express and deal with these emotions, I have been keeping a visual diary of my time in quarantine. I’ve never photographed my space so thoroughly or sadly. I spend a great deal of time being on this inside looking out.

camilledesanto.com

@camille.desanto.photography


Victoria Campa

Victoria has been photographing her surroundings for as long as she can remember. It’s her memory, her feeling, her love language of choice.

www.victoriacampa.com

@vwcampa


Martina Pizzigoni

Martina was born in Bergamo, Italy, 1998. She's attending the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, enrolled in New Media Art department. She also spent one year abroad at TU Dublin School of Creative Arts. Her photographic practise revolves around the theme of habitus, trying to analyze the context we live in. Because of that, she considers her self more an anthropologist. For the Quarantine theme she decided to propose an extract of a few shots where the prevalent colours are light and without any contrast. The suspension of time, frozen by the picture itself, talks about dead times where we need to accept the situation, and live with it.

https://martypizzi98.wixsite.com/martina-pizzigoni

@martina.pizzigoni


Seamore Zhu

I’m fascinated with conveying a feeling and essence about my subject beyond the physical. I try my best to paint emotions and how the things I portray move me. I believe that if you’re genuine and true to what you’re making, art always has a way of revealing more: uncovering some depth to your subject and/or yourself. For me, that’s where the magic of art is. It’s not about making something super cool or complicated or beautiful. It’s about making it super real, honest, and true.

seamoreart.com

@cmore_withan_a


Morgan Davis Foehl

I'm a Los Angeles-based writer and photographer. My quarantine began when my daughter’s school closed on March 13. Our world shrank to the confines of a two-bedroom bungalow and the blocks surrounding it, only as far as we're willing to walk. I began making pictures of our time, limiting myself to materials I can deal with at home — 35mm black and white film. These images, taken within a quarter-mile radius, are selections from that work.

morgandavisfoehl.com

@morgandavisfoehl



Diego Maeso

I am a documentary and portrait photographer based in Bristol, United Kingdom. I am a trans artist and most of my work is about exploring my gender and documenting the LGBTQ+ community. I also work with photography archive. My personal projects involve the path of discovering my identity trough my gender and family heritage.

www.diegomaeso.com

@diego_maeso__

@selfieisolation2020/



Rachel Tucker

I'm currently a college student living in San Marcos, TX. I mainly like to capture moments that relate to my experiences. Quarantine has brought in a lot of anxiety and restlessness. This series is based on the experience and emotions of restlessness and loneliness while feeling trapped in isolation.

https://rachelevelyn.co

@rachelevelyn__


Marc Audisio

Marc Audisio is a 29 years old Argentinian photographer, mostly shooting analog for about 8 years now. He'll keep you on your toes with a dynamic array of colors, textures, portraits, and often overlooked everyday beauty

http://www.flickr.com/photos/136249802@N04/ 

@marc_audisio



Elise Brianna Gaffney

I capture usual moments of the every day + find inspiration in nature, unnoticed light, shadow, and movement, a blip: sudden minor shock, meaningless interruption, in an otherwise regular minute, hour, day, month, year, life.

www.elisebgaffney.com

@elise_gee



Emma Lindsay is a performance, video and installation artist based between London, Cornwall and Norfolk
 
emmalindsay5558.wixsite.com/mysite

@only_just_arrived



Maja Pozar

Maja Pozar is a Slovenian portrait photographer who's escaping into the quietude of the minimal. 'The style of my photography is very much so a continuation of my minimalist fine art works - modest, plain, and quiet. I believe we’re the ones who provide the stories. Events, products, and symbols don’t arise with the story and the meaning built in. My photographs therefore intentionally lack statement; they’re just an aesthetically pleasing sight in a vacuum. I neither need nor want to provide questions, ideas, and conclusions - just a quiet, melancholic haven from the overwhelming and ever present narrative.'

www.majapozar.com


Matthew Dalton

I am a photographer from West Palm Beach, FL. Currently I am studying at the International Center of Photography and will be earning a BFA from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2021.

@optical.tea


Melissa Desmond


@mielphette












Morgan Davis Foehl
Rachel Tucker
Diego Maeso

Seamore Zhu


Marc Audisio
Maja Pozar
László Gábor Belicza
Sayaka Ueno
Diana Carbone
Martina Pizzigoni
Roslyn Julia
Vann Powell
Diana Carbone
Morgan Davis Foehl
Charlotte Dobson
Emily Figueroa
Ryan Courtier
Melissa Desmond
Megan Driving Hawk
Jody Boyer
Megan Driving Hawk
Chase Griffin
Valida Baba
Vann Powell
Lea Petrik
Megan Driving Hawk
Sélina Farzaei
Marinella Consigli
Megan Driving Hawk
Emily Jaswal
Kirra Kimbrell
Kate Schneider
Marinella Consigli
Micah McCoy
Sélina Farzaei
Lucilla Bellini
Rachel Tucker
Kirra Kimbrell
Roslyn Julia
Henri Antikainen
László Gábor Belicza
Charlotte Dobson
László Gábor Belicza
Emily Jaswal
Diana Carbone
Eric Kaczmarczyk
Matthew Dalton
Kate Schneider
Rachel Tucker
Seamore Zhu
Morgan Davis Foehl
Matthew Dalton
Emily Figueroa
Matthew Dalton
Justin Hood
Jaime Alvarez
Piper Kruse
Charlotte Dobson
Abhiruk Lahiri
Valida Baba
Roslyn Julia
Martina Pizzigoni
Kate Schneider
Karl Frederick Mattson
Jude Infantini
Emily Porter
Lucilla Bellini
Chase Griffin
Micah McCoy
Justin Hood
Emily Figueroa
Sélina Farzaei
Lea Petrik
Kristen Naeem
Victoria Campa
Camille DeSanto
Vann Powell
Emma Lindsay
Camille DeSanto
Eric Kaczmarczyk
Marcus Lucas
Piper Kruse
Emily Porter
László Gábor Belicza
Jaime Alvarez
Emily Jaswal
Emily Porter
Henri Antikainen
Lucilla Bellini
Kateri Quirk
Marinella Consigli
Piper Kruse
Diego Maeso
Sayaka Ueno
Amy Aiken
Ryan Courtier
Amy Aiken
Chase Griffin
Elise Brianna Gaffney
Sayaka Ueno
Roslyn Julia
Kirra Kimbrell
Eric Kaczmarczyk
Jaime Alvarez






CONTRIBUTORS:


Chase Griffin


He is the author of Long Day Press's What's on the Menu? and he has stories in the Oyez Review, Funny Looking Dog Quarterly, Maudlin House, and more.

IG @kilgoretroutius



Kirra Kimbrell



Artist, writer, and mama currently living and working in New Jersey. Her work revolves around themes of domestic life, motherhood, and celebration.

www.kirrakimbrell.com

IG @kirrakimbrell



Megan Driving Hawk



I seek connections to and ask questions about the Divine, my ancestors, my family, my community, and the environment by photographing, writing, and practicing various forms of traditional needlework. I create through a feminist lens in order to think about cultural, familial, and personal expectations as a mother and woman. Additionally, I contemplate the delicate weaving of life, death, decay, hope, light, darkness, and what gets left behind. I am curious about how one person's expression of life and self-discovery connect to another and how different basic human life experiences are from one another. After spending a childhood blocking out life experiences and people, I now want to be present to feel and savor where I am in the world as I heal childhood wounds.

www.megandrivinghawk.com

IG @mdrivinghawk00



Roslyn Julia


She is a photographic artist. Drawn to the medium of photography through her sense of awe, the theme can be found all of her images. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan in 2013 and is currently based in Ithaca, NY. In 2020, she was included in Artpil’s 30 Under 30 Women Photographers list and Midwest Center of Photography’s Emerge exhibition. She is an avid photobook lover with five books of her own work published. In 2019, she co-founded a small independent publishing company called Goldenrod Editions where she will continue to publish photobooks of her own work and others. Her photographic work has been shown nationally and internationally, including an online exhibition at Aviary Gallery and featured in publications including: F-Stop Magazine, Fraction Magazine, Aint-Bad and Float Magazine.

www.roslynjulia.com

IG @roslynjulia




Sayaka Ueno


Sayaka is a photographer & designer. She graduated with a BFA from Pratt Institute in 2015. Since then she has been published in the New York Times, Time Out New York, Okayplayer, Medium, and Refinery29. Her side projects include book publishing, writing, and curation. Sayaka was born in Japan, raised in Hawai’i and currently lives in New York City. When she’s not working, she's on the dance floor or making a playlist.

www.sayakaueno.com

IG @benzaiten.jpg



Ryan Courtier

"In our modern world globalisation blinds us with the invisible threads of industry and economy. Ryan is an abstract artist seeking to look through this tangled web of the world, to the beauty in it that also connects us. Ryan encourages the viewer to listen to the colours in his art and to get lost in the textures and forms and hear their inner sounds. “We must find a way back to nature again to gain inner peace of mind, and cure ourselves of this toxic imagery we see every day”. Ryan maintains that the ultimate peace of mind can only come from time spent in Nature, appreciating its beauty. "

www.ryancourtierartist.com

IG @ryancourtierartist



Valida Baba


A film director, writer, and poet born in Azerbaijan now based in Prague, Czech Republic.

IG @valida_baba



Lucilla Bellini

She is an Italian born photographer. My work is characterized by a strong imaginative component and the sophisticated use of color. 
This is the visual diary of my confinement on the island of Tenerife, Canary Island (Spain). 
A series of days and places inside the house tied by the red color.

https://www.lucillabellini.net/
 
IG @mirtylla



Henri Antikainen

I mostly focus on photographing my immediate surroundings in the suburbs of Newark, so my practice has not changed much. Perhaps it is even more focused now on the same streets, that sometimes reveal a new detail previously omitted, or a new shade of color as the light changes.

https://henri-antikainen.format.com

IG @antihenri




Sélina Farzaei

Born and raised in the suburbs of Montreal Island, I find inspiration in shitty things; dead flowers, polluted river water, construction sites. Although I explore, experiment and share various forms of visual art, analog photography remains my favourite. I state “the cheapest way to film” as I believe in limitless creation at a minimal cost, often using recycled or thrifted materials.

IG @wackography




Jaime Alvarez

Photographer living and working in Philadelphia. For the past 4 years, I’ve been photographing the changing neighborhood of Fishtown in Philadelphia. It sits in an area that is quickly changing through real estate development and is near one of the hardest-hit areas affected by the opiate crisis. While my family and I have been staying at home, we do venture out to get materials at the pharmacy or to just get some fresh air. It gives me a chance to continue photographing the changing landscape of Fishtown. 

Www.jaimephoto.com

www.fishtowndaily.com

IG @jaimephoto79




Micah McCoy

Micah is a photographer based in Chicago, IL. He is an MFA candidate at Columbia College Chicago and works throughout the Midwest. Micah's work deals with religiosity and the ways that people express faith. The work attempts to find the sociological threads that tie people together in the midwest. Micah has also attempted to use landscape photography to discover the ways in which the land shapes belief.

www.micahmccoy.com

IG @micahmccoy




Charlotte Dobson

An emerging photographer focusing on connection between humans and nature, always aiming to create emotion to then connect to the viewer. ‘Transition’ was created as a photographic tool to explore how our emotions can be placed into another medium- how the camera and the brain coincide. In a simplistic way, the warm colours represent warmth and the cooler colours representing times of difficulty. The images aim to represent the truth as life is always changing, especially during these uncertain times for many. Above all, the series aims to document life and feelings to understand and explore the world in a more expansive way.

https://charlottedobsonphoto.wixsite.com/mysite

IG @charlottedobson.photography 




Eric Kaczmarczyk
He is an artist, photographer and computer programmer based in Tarrytown, New York. His artwork focuses on the nuanced lack of connection between human beings. This theme manifests into images of technological devices, oppressive structures, remnants of human expression, and nature as an opportunity to reflect.

erickaczmarczyk.com

IG @ericmichaelmichael




Vann Thomas Powell

Vann Powell is a landscape and documentary photographer working and studying in Durham, N.C. Powell works with analogy and metaphor to tell the story about our relation to land and how this can shape identity. Most recently Vann exhibited "Piedmont Topographics," a survey of the shifting Carolina Piedmont landscapes at Through This Lens Gallery in Durham, N.C.

www.vannthomaspowell.photography

IG @vann.powell




Marinella Consigli

I was born in 1995 in Florence (Italy). After many wrong choices, I decided to follow my real passion and I graduated from photography in march 2019, in Florence. I feed on emotions, fears, lights, shadows. I photograph what keeps me alive and whats destroys me. I use to say that I photograph because I am not able to speak that much. Mostly I photograph what I can't say: I am just trying to express what I am feeling because I am not good at telling it.

consiglimarinella.wixsite.com/ilmiosito

IG @consigram


Piper Kruse


My photos exist somewhere between looking and seeing. I feel pursued by images, aware that they are more likely to be found when I’m not looking for them. My pictures trace over fragments of reality, exploring light and composition, feeling and memory, and all the spaces in between.

piperkruse.com

IG @piperkruse



Emily Jaswal

My name is Emily and I am 17 years old! I make art in lots of different ways (writing music, performing, photography, writing, drawing, sewing, fashion, makeup, modeling, entrepreneurship, marketing, teaching, learning, screaming, set design, digital manipulation, social media, acting, etc.) I will use whatever supplies I’m given to create and replicate the ideas in my brain into some sort of tangible form. I find that art exists in the most peculiar of objects, and experiences. From the way, we sip our water, to the mold on our ceiling, to the peculiarity of our nightmares. There is a puzzle between our brain and reality which waits to be pieced together. As I observe myself in a self-portrait, I look beyond my skin and feel the power from the people around me, captured within myself. Quarantine has forced many of us to communicate with our friends and loved ones via our screens, but it is important to remember that there is a disconnect between the internet and reality. I like that an image can show the ugly, as well as the beautiful. An image can communicate my thoughts when I am unable to put them into words. When you look at an image of mine, you see both my body, and my brain.


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQpYzxV1JQPrvJdFYjz_6Bw

IG @emilyjaswal


Diana Carbone

I am a photographer out of Boston, MA working on a project about how the people around me and myself find comfort in one another and their environments through touch, gesture, and landscape, to understand the shift roles of people and places in an unprecedented time. Through this project I find comfort in the uncomfortable and the uncertainty of everyday life

dianacapturesphotography.com

IG @dianacaptures


Kate Schneider

Kate Schneider is an educator and kayaking instructor of settler (Euro-Canadian/American) ancestry living in Tkaronto (Toronto). Her artistic practice is engaged with the areas of activism, political culture, and environmental social justice. Kate has exhibited shows, presented at conferences, and published writing throughout Canada and the United States on the subjects of environmental sustainability and photographic discourse. Her works have shown at the Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art (Toronto), Harbourfront Centre (Toronto), SoHo Photo (New York), the Great Plains Art Museum (Lincoln, Nebraska), and published in numerous publications, such as Magenta Foundation’s Flash Forward publication and PDN’s Photo Annual. In 2014, Senator Barbara Boxer used Kate’s images as a visual testimony against the Keystone XL pipeline on the floor of the United States Senate.

https://www.kateschneider.net/

IG @katepschneider 



Amy Aiken

Amy works as a Research Economist and spends much of her free time on photography. Photography invites (sometimes forces) her to slow down and pay attention to the world around her. She loves the challenge and joy of making interesting pictures from seemingly boring or mundane surroundings. Details and complexity start to emerge if she will simply be still and watch and wait. She finds great delight in the patterns and textures of life, and she hopes to communicate some of that wonder to you through her images.

https://amyaiken.wixsite.com/photos

IG @amyaikenphotos


Jody Boyer

Jody Boyer is a visual artist and arts educator originally from Portland, Oregon. In her studio practice, she explores the broad interdisciplinary possibilities of traditional and new media with specific interests in personal and historic memory, cinema, landscape, the natural world and a sense of place. She received her B.A. in Studio Arts from Reed College, her M.A. in Intermedia and Video Art from the University of Iowa, and her K-12 teaching certificate at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Her artwork has been shown in over 70 exhibitions across the country, including at the Des Moines Art Center, Urban Culture Project in Kansas City, and the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts. She teaches studio art courses at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and visual arts at Norris Middle School. In 2014 she received the nationally selected Caucus of Social Theory in Art Education’s Social Theory-in-Practice Award for K-12 Art teachers, which recognizes and honors a teacher who utilizes social theory in classroom pedagogy. She was selected the 2016 Nebraska Outstanding Art Educator of the Year by the Nebraska Art Teachers Association.

  www.jodyboyer.com

IG @iowa_jody_boyer



László Gábor Belicza

These are pictures from my personal visual diary. Under isolation. I notice such small details that I have gone by so far.

IG @laszlogabor


Kateri Quirk

Kateri Quirk is a photographer based in Massachusetts. Her current work, "Stoping to Stare" is a documentation of the fleeting moments found within the natural world. Kateri graduated from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2014 and currently resides in Western Massachusetts.

www.kateriquirk.com

IG @kateriquirk


Justin Hood

Midwesterner who uses photography to give the viewer a moment of sonder, or the realization that everyone in the world has their own life and problems. Sometimes we spend most of our time in our heads and forget that everyone is experiencing life at the same time as us.

www.justinhoodphoto.com

@justinhoodphotography


Karl Frederick Mattson

I am a practicing film-maker, photo-taker, and art-handler based in Buffalo, New York. I received a BFA in Photography from the Hartford Art School in 2014. My visual explorations borrow from the behind-the-scenes perspective of my day-to-day job while studying overlooked influences society has on the surrounding landscape through still imagery and time-based media.

www.karlfrederick.net

@karlfrederick


Emily Figueroa

As the pandemic continues, I become a voyeur in search of life, capturing how the illness manifests itself within these spaces. Photographing through windows into different homes and workspaces, I attempt to comprehend the forced separation and isolation we, as individuals, have placed ourselves in. Throughout my pursuit of life, I sense a strong urge to infiltrate and insert myself into the spaces I observe, but I am also content with limiting myself as an outside viewer, contemplating all aspects of the dwellings and people I encounter.

emilyfigueroa.com

@emilyfigphotography



Kristen Farrah Naeem

I've lived in this Southern California community for as long as I can remember and grew up skeptical of organized religion while being raised in a combination Protestant/Muslim home.
These shots are from a series I did recently at a neighborhood church within walking distance from my home, which was an exploration of the collective comfort religious iconography offers and represents to followers in times of isolation, through an agnostic or secular perspective.

@kristennaeem 


Emily Porter

Emily Porter is a traveling photographer who was born and raised in Milwaukee, WI. Her work has been printed in multiple publications including Harper's Magazine, Esquire Russia, This Very Instant, Float Photo as well as exhibited in Australia, London, Cleveland, Washington DC, New York among others. She graduated from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design and has a working studio with Scout Gallery. Travel. Cats. Coffee. Tea. Film. Books. RadioLab. National Geographic. Ologies. Patti Smith.

www.emilyporterphotograph.com

@emilyporterphotograph


Lea Petrik

I'm an artist and filmmaker, a graduate of Prague's film school FAMU, focusing on new media, particularly moving images, but also exploring photography and its possibilities. I'm interested in the topic of invisibility - by means of art, I try to research the invisible, e.g. the states of consciousness.

https://www.leapetrikova.com

@finallyhigher


Jude Infantini

I abide by the rule of cool - if it looks cool, I take a photo of it. The expression of aesthetic values (what we like to look at) in art are just as valid as the expression of ideas - craft and concept are two sides of the same coin. I like to make things I enjoy looking at; the extractions of any "deeper meaning" is up to the viewer.

unsplash.com/@easy_emu

@easyemu


Abhiruk Lahiri

I am a self-taught photographer and a researcher in computer science. Native from India currently living in Israel. My photography works mostly revolves around urban spaces.

@kurihbarm


Camille DeSanto

Having an autoimmune disease, I have been afraid to leave my home for any reason in fear of contracting coronavirus. I constantly feel trapped, disoriented, and isolated. To express and deal with these emotions, I have been keeping a visual diary of my time in quarantine. I’ve never photographed my space so thoroughly or sadly. I spend a great deal of time being on this inside looking out.

camilledesanto.com

@camille.desanto.photography


Victoria Campa

Victoria has been photographing her surroundings for as long as she can remember. It’s her memory, her feeling, her love language of choice.

www.victoriacampa.com

@vwcampa


Martina Pizzigoni

Martina was born in Bergamo, Italy, 1998. She's attending the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, enrolled in New Media Art department. She also spent one year abroad at TU Dublin School of Creative Arts. Her photographic practise revolves around the theme of habitus, trying to analyze the context we live in. Because of that, she considers her self more an anthropologist. For the Quarantine theme she decided to propose an extract of a few shots where the prevalent colours are light and without any contrast. The suspension of time, frozen by the picture itself, talks about dead times where we need to accept the situation, and live with it.

https://martypizzi98.wixsite.com/martina-pizzigoni

@martina.pizzigoni


Seamore Zhu

I’m fascinated with conveying a feeling and essence about my subject beyond the physical. I try my best to paint emotions and how the things I portray move me. I believe that if you’re genuine and true to what you’re making, art always has a way of revealing more: uncovering some depth to your subject and/or yourself. For me, that’s where the magic of art is. It’s not about making something super cool or complicated or beautiful. It’s about making it super real, honest, and true.

seamoreart.com

@cmore_withan_a


Morgan Davis Foehl

I'm a Los Angeles-based writer and photographer. My quarantine began when my daughter’s school closed on March 13. Our world shrank to the confines of a two-bedroom bungalow and the blocks surrounding it, only as far as we're willing to walk. I began making pictures of our time, limiting myself to materials I can deal with at home — 35mm black and white film. These images, taken within a quarter-mile radius, are selections from that work.

morgandavisfoehl.com

@morgandavisfoehl



Diego Maeso

I am a documentary and portrait photographer based in Bristol, United Kingdom. I am a trans artist and most of my work is about exploring my gender and documenting the LGBTQ+ community. I also work with photography archive. My personal projects involve the path of discovering my identity trough my gender and family heritage.

www.diegomaeso.com

@diego_maeso__

@selfieisolation2020/



Rachel Tucker

I'm currently a college student living in San Marcos, TX. I mainly like to capture moments that relate to my experiences. Quarantine has brought in a lot of anxiety and restlessness. This series is based on the experience and emotions of restlessness and loneliness while feeling trapped in isolation.

https://rachelevelyn.co

@rachelevelyn__


Marc Audisio

Marc Audisio is a 29 years old Argentinian photographer, mostly shooting analog for about 8 years now. He'll keep you on your toes with a dynamic array of colors, textures, portraits, and often overlooked everyday beauty

http://www.flickr.com/photos/136249802@N04/ 

@marc_audisio



Elise Brianna Gaffney

I capture usual moments of the every day + find inspiration in nature, unnoticed light, shadow, and movement, a blip: sudden minor shock, meaningless interruption, in an otherwise regular minute, hour, day, month, year, life.

www.elisebgaffney.com

@elise_gee



Emma Lindsay is a performance, video and installation artist based between London, Cornwall and Norfolk
 
emmalindsay5558.wixsite.com/mysite

@only_just_arrived



Maja Pozar

Maja Pozar is a Slovenian portrait photographer who's escaping into the quietude of the minimal. 'The style of my photography is very much so a continuation of my minimalist fine art works - modest, plain, and quiet. I believe we’re the ones who provide the stories. Events, products, and symbols don’t arise with the story and the meaning built in. My photographs therefore intentionally lack statement; they’re just an aesthetically pleasing sight in a vacuum. I neither need nor want to provide questions, ideas, and conclusions - just a quiet, melancholic haven from the overwhelming and ever present narrative.'

www.majapozar.com


Matthew Dalton

I am a photographer from West Palm Beach, FL. Currently I am studying at the International Center of Photography and will be earning a BFA from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2021.

@optical.tea


Melissa Desmond


@mielphette