Frankie Malone is an Irish artist based in Barcelona. Photography is at the centre of his practice, though he also works with poetry, graphic design, and other forms of expression. His images often combine abstract compositions with a strong sense of emotion, exploring the relationship
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Some stories start with a bang. This one began with a second-hand Polaroid camera and a blurry photo. What followed was not only a career shift—it was a whole philosophy built around imperfection, experimentation, and a deep belief in the power of fleeting moments. In
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Ever met someone who started making films before learning to take photos? Meet Samuel Tehrani, an actor-turned-photographer who proves that sometimes the most interesting journeys start in reverse. While most photographers graduate from stills to motion, Tehrani’s love affair with imagery began with creating short
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The exhibition on Agnès Varda at Barcelona’s CCCB (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona) is a vibrant, textured tribute to a filmmaker who remains strangely underappreciated, despite her monumental influence on cinema, feminism, and art. Visiting this exhibition with friends from various backgrounds, it was
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Unax LaFuente is a dynamic artist and photographer who has been pushing the boundaries of visual expression since his early years in Sitges. He merges the realms of music and photography, transforming sound into complex visual narratives. His debut exhibition in Barcelona, “NEW ORDER,” will
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It is a pleasure to present the profound and transformative exhibition titled ‘How We See The World’ by Barry Salzman. His decade-long project not only showcases the visual power of art but also challenges us to address deep ethical questions in our collective history. Salzman’s
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Have you ever come across an image that was so surreal that it almost felt like a dream? That’s the magic of surreal photography. It’s a genre that takes the viewer on a journey through a world that’s familiar, yet distorted. Surrealist photography pushes the
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Photographer Nicolás Cifuentes together with the Matiz Gallery inaugurate the work “The writing of appearances”. It is a sensory and poetic travel project that questions the limits of what is visible within the indigenous communities of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia. It
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Adriana Eskenazi is a professional photographer who has been working in the sector since 2009. After a ten-year career in advertising and fashion with the studio she co-founded in 2011, eskenaziencursiva, she broke away and started a solo career. This allowed her to deepen her
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Following my visit of the Khaos Story #7 exhibition, I wanted to learn more about the people behind the projects. One of the innovative artists I discovered is Kenta Umemoto, a Paris-based Japanese photographer who uses multi−layered processes, vibrant colors, and rich textures to create
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A leading figure in photographic modernism and the professionalizing of this medium in Spain, Carlos Pérez Siquier enjoys a prominent place on the Spanish photographic scene. Perez Siquier, who in 2003 received the National Photography Prize from the Spanish Ministry of Culture, is celebrated for
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