These works (Humanscape) show details of skin, torsions, transforming of our body. The photographs make us discover fantastic landscapes created by playing with the flexibility of the body. They reveal a pureness and simplicity of shapes. With this project, I present the body as a landscape, thinking not only of the visual comparison of forms, but thinking of the body as part of nature, belonging to it.
Trans dans looks to both the eroticization of objects while simultaneously expanding into the possibility of empathy for and the agency of inanimate vessels. This project addresses the expansive properties of "trans" whether we speak to culture, biology, agency, spirituality or language.
Sup? Is a life work. For 365 days I trolled online dating and hookup websites looking for men who interested me. I looked at their profile and pre-visualized a portrait of who I thought they might be, and then I contacted them and asked them out on a date.
Miska Draskoczy aims to turn concepts of nature photography on their head by finding the beautiful in what most consider to be a man-made environmental catastrophe: the Gowanus Canal and surrounding industrial neighborhood.
In calculated performances that intersect with photography’s documentary potential, Adam Ekberg explores ephemeral occurrences that can serve as metaphors for existence. Making such humble events happen is alchemy of sorts, the transformation of the mundane into the poignant.
