The semicolon comes before the word. Not after it, where you’d expect it. Before it. “; Freedom is non-negotiable,” CaRo wrote on a sheet of paper, then tore and singed the edges. As…
Why a Russian prince wrote the answer to the Saxony-Anhalt state election 120 years ago A man is sitting at an old kitchen table, reading. Hanging above him, framed and mounted on the wall…
A collection on the gaze, power, and the boundaries of identity. In this series, the images both move and provoke the viewer. A woman in shiny black latex and a mask-like veil steps forward…
Who Is Watching — Wer beobachtet? is a five-part fine art photography series by Stefano Viani. Featuring the subject in glossy latex and a shiny black mask, the series explores the relationship between the gaze, power, and self-determination. Props such as a white chess piece, a camera, and lips smeared with red create iconic imagery, while the minimalist studio aesthetic emphasizes the materiality of latex and skin. A provocative, collectible work that generates tension and conversation in the space.
Peppa, who works part-time as a model, wanted to have her portrait taken by Voltairine de Cleyre. "Voltairine is the right choice for me because she has distanced herself from political groups. As an individualist...
The call for entries for the project allowed me to meet many new and interesting people. These included Martina and Michael BIG. The shoot with the two of them was the first in the series...
This is the first image I am publishing as part of my new project, "Portraits of Freedom." Right now, against the backdrop of events in Iran and Minneapolis, I consider it...
I find it difficult to put myself forward and express my opinion. It was easier for me when I was younger, and for many years I...
Most of them accompanied me through my youth. I devoured their biographies and works in search of answers. Why is the world the way it is, and how can...
Three mirrors of self-staging In my photographic trilogy, we encounter a woman in three roles—three stagings, three contexts, three interpretations. The works play with symbolism, posture, and visual language...
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