Photography/30 May 2014
Evelyn Bencicova’s “Ecce Homo” Photos Show Sculptural Piles of Faceless Bodies
Ecce Homo, Latin for “behold the man,” is a common artistic motif with Biblical origins that has since been expanded to include…
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Photo essays and photographer profiles from the Arthaus archive — documentary work, portraiture and staged image-making.
Photography/29 May 2014
Vanja Blumenšajn Revisits His Childhood With Nostalgic Photo Project
Vanja Blumenšajn went back, 30 years later, to the neighborhood where he was born, and Childhood Re:visited is the result of that…
Photography/27 May 2014
Find Your Donut Double: Creative Marketing Photography by Bruton Stroube
In Donut Doubles, each portrait of a person is combined with a photo of a delicious-looking donut. The juxtaposition of the two…
Photography/26 May 2014
Streams: Abstract, Icelandic Landscapes by Jonathan Smith
Jonathan Smith‘s Streams contains landscape photographs he took during a residency in Iceland. At first I was not even sure these images were…
Photography/23 May 2014
Dazzling Long-Exposure Night Photography by Patrick Joust
These photographs from the series Still by Patrick Joust were taken at night with long exposures. Many of his photos feature urban and…
Photography/21 May 2014
Beauty and Horror in Heather Byington’s Daily Photo Project
These neat conceptual photographs are from a photo-a-day project by Heather Byington. I see a heavy influence from psychological horror films in…
Photography/16 May 2014
Pain and World Problems Cause “Repulsion” in Ata Mohammadi’s Conceptual Photos
These conceptual photographs by are by Ata Mohammadi, who is from Iran. In Repulsion, he tackles several controversial issues including freedom of expression…
Photography/16 May 2014
“Dead Funfair”: Vacant Rides and Empty Streets at Germany’s Hamburger Dom
Photographer Arne Faschinka, from Hamburg, Germany, took these photos of a Dead Funfair. The Hamburger Dom pictured here is Germany’s biggest fair, with…
Photography/14 May 2014
Mark Leek’s Miniature People in the Outback
These amusing photographs are by Mark Leek. They show miniature people (as would be used for a model railway) creatively positioned on logs and bricks.…
Photography/13 May 2014
The Colorful City: Jose Oti’s Take on Minimal Architectural Photos
We’ve featured similar, minimalist photos of architecture on this blog before (by Lino Russo and Stefan Bleihauer), but Jose E. Oti‘s take on…