MUSÉE 29 – EVOLUTION
Evolution explores the concepts of progress, transformation, growth, and advancement in an age when images are taking a dramatic shift in the role they play in our lives.
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In a cinematic approach, while walking all over the city with no place to go, I create a landscape that is not really a place but a state of mind that allows you to see as you want to see it.
Russian photographer Alexey Vasilyev prefers to shoot behind the scenes of an event rather than the event itself.
Akil Grubb captures his best friend, “I couldn't let the moment slip by without immortalizing it.”
Arne Svenson on a chance encounter with a resting head, and how it triggered his curiosity for years to come.
A child’s fascination with machinery is thoughtfully composed in Kedar Bernston’s newest work
Walking through abandoned infrastructure in Eastern Ukraine, Vaveau examines the political theater of ‘east vs. west’ in its realistic aftermath
Elizabeth was grasping for any semblance of familiarity in even a constructed kind of domesticity. This image was one of many involving iodine at the time.
Recipient of the Magnum Photos Emerging Artist Award, photographer Sophie Wedgwood turns her lens towards Cuba
Scarlett wants to use the different shapes of female local Aymara women bodies to against inferior position in their society.
Using everyday objects and consumer products, Jekat contemplates migration experiences in understated sculptures.
