Hidden Light by Maren Klemp

Hidden Light is a collection of 14 photographs, all of them captured with an infrared camera. With this project I wanted to explore how the technology of infrared cameras can transform an otherwise boring and uninspiring place into a beautiful, mysterious and ethereal sphere.

PhotographyThe Artbo TeamNovember 6, 2021Conceptual

Feminine Development by Henriette Sabroe Ebbesen

“Feminine Development” is a series which talk about alienation of the female body and female sexual identity, which has often been distorted and alienated by society: With cosmetic surgery and genetic manipulation almost anything becomes possible in the strive of fulfilling society’s expectations of beauty and perfectness.

PhotographyHenriette Sabroe EbbesenMarch 9, 2020Conceptual

British Food Misunderstood by Ilka & Franz

Ilka & Franz reinvent six of the most confusing British dishes. How would you imagine Black Pudding, Shortbread or Bubble and Squeak if you had no idea what they were?

PhotographyIlka & FranzFebruary 7, 2020Conceptual

Anything by Inna Mosina

SHEman is free from gender stereotypes, time, any limits.
SHEman is probably not even a human being.
SHEman is ANYTHING.
SHEman comes from nowhere or always was there.
SHEman is here to tell you only the NOW exists.

PhotographyInna MosinaFebruary 7, 2020Conceptual

On The Way to Happy Marriage by Anna Shulyatyeva

In modern Russian society, where there is a cult of youth, beauty and overconsuming, old people are left behind. The aged person is associated in the collective consciousness rather with poverty, disability and abandonment then with welfare, peace and love.

PhotographyNadya Zim.January 24, 2020Conceptual

Do you hear me? by Alice de Kruijs

Approximately 500 babies, toddlers and children under age 3 currently live incarcerated with their mothers in prisons across Mexico. They have been described as “the invisible children.”

PhotographyAlice de KruijsOctober 25, 2019Conceptual

Interview with the Artist: Olga Shpak

Olga Shpak is a fine art photographer from Russia. We love how Olga creates stunning, unusual still life photos using people. We decided to ask her some questions to learn more about her work and her way of approaching art.

PhotographyOlga ShpakSeptember 8, 2018Conceptual, Interview

L'amour Fait Passer le Temps... by Stefania Verganti

What is love? What is passion? What are love's limits and why does it have so much suffering? These are the questions that prompted Stefania Verganti to make this melancholic series of photographs.

PhotographyStefania VergantiAugust 15, 2018Portraits, Conceptual

Cursed Youth by Silvano Fortunato

Cursed Youth is a series of photographs that tells a story of love between two young poets, Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine.

PhotographySilvano FortunatoAugust 4, 2018Conceptual, Portraits

The Girl of Tatra Mountains by Jelena Osmolovska

In her series, The Girl of Tatra Mountains, Jelena portraits a quiet girl who lives near the mountains and knows every stone of her native place.

PhotographyJelena OsmolovskaJuly 21, 2018Conceptual

Neverland by Iggy Smalls

Iggy Smalls is a Norwegian born photographer and visual storyteller. Her unique eye reveals the dark pathology to be found even in the mundane.

PhotographyIggy SmallsJuly 15, 2018Conceptual

Hysteria by Taylor Kigar

Most of Taylor Kigar's work focuses on marrying technology and the subconscious, while also tending to the common threads of the female experience, and unpacking the double edged sword of nostalgia.

PhotographyTaylor KigarJune 23, 2018Conceptual

Olga Shpak is a fine art photographer from Russia. We love how Olga creates stunning, unusual still life photos using people. We decided to ask her some questions to learn more about her work and her way of approaching art.

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