Christian Mushenko’s studio project is a mixture of heartfelt and confronting images that explore the power of touch.
Through this form of connection we call touch, we give attention, show empathy, and build closeness.
Through touch we carry out the most noble, as well as the lowest deeds of which humans are capable. Unspoken expressions, communicating more truth than the words we speak.
In 5 seconds of touch, all the worlds’ mysteries are felt. Hearts and bones become one.
Spanning New York, London, Sydney and Asia, photographer/director Christian Mushenko has the same approach to shooting stills and motion: capturing authentic moments in a distinctive warm and emotive style.
Christian Mushenko’s visual rumination on the notion of what home and family means to his 78 year old father.
Photographer Christian Doyle’s project beautifully captures the strength and resilience of 12 women born before WWII.
Colin Templeton’s project reveals the quiet beauty of a sprawling 1960’s brutalist housing estate in North Glasgow, known locally as The Barracks.
Photographer Cary Jobe reacts to the current global political and social situation and posits the question – how do we heal our politics, our communities and ourselves?
