Photographer Sanja Knežević’s series about life on the margins of Manila, where modernisation rises through charcoal, ash and smoke.
Posts by Paul Mortlock
You Can See Me, But I Don’t Exist
Alan Gignoux’s project exploring how the asylum process leaves people visible yet unseen, eroding identity through years of uncertainty and exclusion.
Colours of the North
Nigerian photographer Etinosa Yvonne captures the beauty, joy and colour that comes with the Sallah celebration.
Night in the Suburbs
Yan Jiacheng reflects on how people adapt to rapidly changing urban environments, and how public space continues to function as a stage for collective life.
Corner
Yan Jiacheng reveals the margins of the urban environment, and the quiet stories embedded within places that most people pass by without seeing.
Dream Car
Michael Wriston’s visual meditation on cars as memory, myth, and the machinery of the American dream.
Transience
Hannah Caldwell uses nature’s forms and suspended blooms to explore impermanence, and the tender dualities at the heart of human experience.
Dream Atlas
Andrzej Wojciechowski’s minimalist, meditative journey through symbolic landscapes where body, technology, and myth quietly converge.