Shane Rocheleau 10/18/22 Shane Rocheleau 10/18/22

You Are Masters Of The Fish And Birds And All The Animals

Images from American photographer Shane Rocheleau’s eponymous book form a portrait of the psyche of white heteronormative masculinity and its visceral manifestations in the United States – accompanied with an artist Q&A

Saif Mhaisen 10/18/22 Saif Mhaisen 10/18/22

Attention

Two charcoal drawings by Saif Mhaisen depict the artist’s close, curious gaze on both his friend and himself

Zahra Mohamadi 10/18/22 Zahra Mohamadi 10/18/22

Masculinity

Twisting myths, tropes, and figures – both human and animal – in and out of each other, Iranian multidisciplinary artist Zahra Mohamadi undercuts our constrictive constructions of gender

Christopher Lutterodt-Quarcoo 10/17/22 Christopher Lutterodt-Quarcoo 10/17/22

Alpha & Omega

Combining audio documentary and photography, Alpha & Omega interrogates God’s will and existence through heard and inscribed conversations with an older matriarch

Tommaso Montino 10/17/22 Tommaso Montino 10/17/22

Chromosome Y

Tommaso Montino’s photographic series captures young men on the cusp of adulthood as they grapple with their masculinity and the surrounding dreams, softness, and violence of their cities

Matheus Crespo 7/25/22 Matheus Crespo 7/25/22

Untitled

Matheus Crespo’s drawn triptych conjures little cities in the nooks of things grown

Lidiya Zelke 7/25/22 Lidiya Zelke 7/25/22

I am

I am is a digital art project by Ethiopian artist Lidiya Zelke that explores the surreal process of self-discovery and self-understanding

Bea Montero 7/25/22 Bea Montero 7/25/22

La Espera

La Espera is an original piano composition accompanied with an original collage artwork by Spanish artist Bea Montero

Fernanda Morales Tovar 7/25/22 Fernanda Morales Tovar 7/25/22

Archaeologies of the Environment

Through painting, Mexican artist Fernanda Morales Tovar creates a visual archaeology based on interpretations and proposals of signs for the intersection of spaces, human beings, stories, ruins, and the landscape

Savannah Calhoun 7/25/22 Savannah Calhoun 7/25/22

Cyber Fantasy

Cyber Fantasy challenges the borders of the frame and the screen by digitizing and manipulating the traditional still life to further investigate its place in post-Internet art

Kirill Hwan 10/28/21 Kirill Hwan 10/28/21

Teahouse

Kirill Hwan’s ‘Teahouse’ series presents a photographic ethnography of a village teahouse in China’s Zhejiang province

Henry Hu 10/28/21 Henry Hu 10/28/21

Passing Parade

In this photographic series, Henry Hu focuses on the stolen moments in between

Thom Atkinson 10/28/21 Thom Atkinson 10/28/21

Tea

Thom Atkinson’s ‘Tea’ series looks at the quiet rituals of tea drinking and examines the micro-theatre surrounding the British cup of tea.

Livia Fālcaru 10/28/21 Livia Fālcaru 10/28/21

Matcha Adventure

Livia Fālcaru’s whimsical and quirky illustrations describe her warm, comforting relationship with green tea

Mariam AlZayani 9/13/21 Mariam AlZayani 9/13/21

Childhood, revisited

In this visual art series, Mariam AlZayani attempts to “clone” herself in an attempt to interrogate and manipulate her childhood and memory via creativity

Hal 9/13/21 Hal 9/13/21

Flesh Love All

This issue’s cover star, Flesh Love All is a photo series by Japanese photographer Hal, where he vacuum seals families and couples in their home environment

Louise Coghill 9/13/21 Louise Coghill 9/13/21

The Fire

Looking at the ‘sickness’ that occurs in the environment, Louise Coghill’s photo series documents a fire ravaging a 25-year-old family home

Leo Joseph 9/13/21 Leo Joseph 9/13/21

Razor Blade Gummy Bears

Razor Blade Gummy Bears observes the sickly fascination with sweetness as poison, its absurdity and allure made tangible in the form of gleaming translucent resin.

Rosalyn Ng 9/13/21 Rosalyn Ng 9/13/21

Yearning

Rosalyn Ng’s paintings are visceral, almost autofictive vehicles of expression – multi-textured, they represent a form of emotional processing

Martyna Benedyka 8/2/21 Martyna Benedyka 8/2/21

Kintsugi

Taken from her titular photo book “Kintsugi”, Polish artist Martyna Benedyka’s poetic black and white photographs are a reflection on self-repair