Through Loynd's lens, the series sheds light on the profound impact of prosopagnosia.

Somewhere in Between, tells the utterly human story of the migrant community in Georgia.

Jiatong Lu explores the silent epidemic of chronic Lyme disease and tick-borne illnesses in the United States.

Visiting the village of Dora and the neighbourhood of Yerkwood was a revealing experience for Fumi Nagasaka, who grew up in Japan and has lived in New York for over 20 years.

British Photographer Oli Kellett directed his camera to the individual city-dwellers along the streets in big cities like Los Angeles, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, and London.

Artist Jason DeMarte uncovers the manipulative relationship humans have with nature.

Stories about the Armenian diaspora.

He took photographs from various angles to get an ample vision of the manifold lines, shapes, and colours.

Visible remnants and personal memories of the Holocaust.

The portraits of the Strangely Familiar series of Michal Chelbin are aesthetic and enigmatic.

Biljon used a near-infrared technique, which reverses the colours in his landscapes.

Most of the work of JP Terlizzi is about his family. In his practice, he explores memory, relationship, identity, legacy, and family themes.