Miss Aniela's series "Surreal Fashion" is where beauty meets absurdity, and couture meets chaos. Each image is suspended in a dreamy, glamorous world, filled with opulent characters.
Read moreAndrew Hall: Light, Liquid, and the Fleeting Moment
Andrew Hall photographs the ephemeral – fleeting moments of fragile and changing beauty that at times, can only exist outside our human capacity of perception.
Read moreTorkil Gudnason: Extravagant, Sculptural, Sensuous
Beauty is a calling as well as a never-ending source of inspiration and exploration for photographer Torkil Gudnason. Knowing this helps to understand why natural elements are so often integral to his images – there is a reverence for the way nature constantly evolves and changes. “Not one moment is the same,” he says – just as each moment with a model reveals endless permutations, with shapes that are both ancient and timeless, as well as contemporary and fascinating.
Read moreKyle Thompson: Stories Outside of Time
Kyle Thompson’s imagery brims with suggested narratives – they are suspended in time, ephemeral moments in a nonexistent storyline, frozen timelessly within his photographs. Each unchanging tableau suggests possibilities that prickle the imagination - - but without a beginning or end to each story, they exist, unchanging, outside of time.
Read moreTrine Søndergaard: What Is Said, and What Is Unsaid
Trine Søndergaard, Strude #14, 2007-10
The quiet, introspective work of Trine Sondergaard thoughtfully reveals the landscapes within the mind, no matter what subject she choses to explore in front of her camera. Each image is filled with a potential that goes beyond what is actually depicted – and often the real subject of each photo is not so much what is shown, but what is not shown.
Read moreBilly und Hells: Treasuring the Unusual and Uncovering the Beautiful.
Billy and Hells have a wonderful way of noticing – noticing what others might overlook, or minimize. Their models brim with their own personalities – and Billy und Hells does a wonderful job of noticing that spark of life, and capturing it for us to see and enjoy ourselves.
Read moreTorkil Gudnason: Body Vase
Torkil Gadnason's Body Vase juxtaposes flora with human curves, eroticism with innocence, and nature with it’s inherent beauty and allure.
Read moreGiles Revell: Uncovering the Unseen Story
Much of Giles Revell's work carries an underlying theme, a search for the essence of his subjects - often his images uncover an unseen property of the thing he is photographing, something that is at the heart of that thing's beauty.
Read moreMichael Schnabel: Subtle and Profound
There is a subtlety to Michael Schnabel's Fine Artwork – a simplicity that belies the depth each image holds - if you are willing to slow down in this frenetic world, and take the time to really observe, you will be rewarded by finding a certain quality of calm profoundness, hidden within each image.
Read moreRomanLeo: Grace, Beauty, and Collaboration
Ideally, a collaboration should bring people together to create something new, and better than what any one person could each have created on their own – - and such is the case with RomanLeo, which beautifully combines the efforts and talents of Randy Crisp and Ruzanna Yesayan.
Read moreFilip Dujardin: Impossible Architecture
Filip Dujardin creates architecture of the mind in his fantastical series "Fictions". Unhindered by practical considerations, or even gravity, he is free to explore new extremes of modernism far and beyond the inklings of a Frank Lloyd Wright daydream - because his buildings only exist in the images he creates.
Read moreDavid Sims: Raw Fashion
David Sims is a notoriously private person – preferring to leave his mark inside the passing moments he captures on film. His images are gritty, stark, and have an anti-fashion quality to them as he depicts scenes of both beauty and a natural rawness. His aesthetic on film carries over to his personal life – he and partner LuellaBartley live in Cornwall in a 17th century farmhouse, where he impressively is known to regularly surf.
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